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Under-developed public accountability systems are hindering efforts to combat corruption in Egypt, Lebanon, Morocco and Palestine, according to a new report by Transparency International (TI)…
Wasta, Favoritism and Nepotism: the most prevalent corruption forms in 2009 The Coalition for Integrity and Accountability- AMAN held its sixth annual conference entitled: Towards effective &…
New reports show Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia need to strengthen governance Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia must adopt stronger anti-corruption legislation and fully implement it in order to…
The European Union Rule of Law Mission in Kosovo (EU-LEX) conducted an operation prowling the offices of the Ministry of Transport, Post and Telecommunications, as well as Minister Limaj’s…
Representative of civil society in the National Integrity Council in Romania accused of being “too transparent” The Alliance for the Rule of Law, consisting of Active Watch – Media Monitoring…
Transparency Germany criticizes restrictive implementation of the German Freedom of Information Act by the German Federal Administration Die Antikorruptionsorganisation Transparency International…
A new global access to information initiative launched today to mark World Press Freedom Day, will test how easy (or not) it is to obtain information from 30 governments (*) on their…
Three new reports on Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia show need to strengthen governance in the fight against corruption Transparency International (TI), the global anti-corruption organisation,…
Transparency Solomon Islands (TSI) is disappointed in the new entitlements that the Parliamentary Entitlements Commission (PEC) has awarded this year. In particular, (TSI) is concerned that the…
Crimes affecting the financial interests of the Union can be efficiently confronted through the creation of a European Public Prosecutor’s Office, said Transparency International (TI), the global…
In the face of mounting evidence of financial fraud and its continued negative impact on recovery efforts, the Group of 20 should swiftly implement financial reforms that ensure ethical corporate…
We, the undersigned civil society organisations, urge the Group of Twenty Countries (G20) to: recognise the link between illicit outflows of capital from developing countries, absorption of…
The need for greater transparency and monitoring of political parties and their funding was stressed by the participants of the “Transparency - Zero Corruption” public debate on the legal…
Transparency International seeks nominations to recognise inspirational anti-corruption heroesThe deadline for nominations for the Transparency International Integrity Awards 2009-2010 has been…
"The government is fully committed to improving quality of public services at the community level and would very much welcome voluntary engagement of all stakeholders for promoting accountability…
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