Anti-corruption at the World Economic Forum
Media Advisory Transparency International (TI), the global anti-corruption organisation, is participating in a wide-range of discussions at this year’s World Economic Forum, underlining the…
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IPYS and TI open registration for the 2009-2010 Latin American Investigative Journalism Awards
Transparency International (TI) and Instituto Prensa y Sociedad (IPYS) today opened a call for submissions to the 2009-2010 Latin American Award for Investigative Journalism. For the first time…
Germany: Transparency empfiehlt, Parteispenden auf 50.000 Euro zu begrenzen
Transparency Germany recommends to limit party donations at 50,000 Euro Die internationale Antikorruptionsorganisation Transpareny International Deutschland sieht den Erfolg der Transparenzregeln…
One year on, killing of Sri Lankan journalist who exposed corruption remains unresolved
Transparency International Sri Lanka (TISL) expresses its displeasure over the failure to apprehend any person responsible for the assassination of Lasantha Wickramatunga, editor of the Sunday…
TI welcomes new EU mandate to fight corruption
Transparency International (TI), the global coalition against corruption, welcomes the inclusion of an anti-corruption stipulation in the next 5-year plan for the European Union’s Justice and Home…
New anti-corruption guidance raises bar for company reporting
As calls for corporate accountability increase, Transparency International (TI) and the United Nations Global Compact published reporting guidance for companies committed to combating…
Inadequate laws expose whistleblowers and impede fight against corruption
Most of the 10 European countries included in a new report by Transparency International (TI) lack adequate laws to protect whistleblowers who often take risks and brave possible sanctions to…
Corruption threatens global economic recovery, greatly challenges countries in conflict
As the world economy begins to register a tentative recovery and some nations continue to wrestle with ongoing conflict and insecurity, it is clear that no region of the world is immune to the…
UN Convention against Corruption review mechanism: a flawed step forward
At the end of a week-long meeting, the Conference of State Parties to the UN Convention against Corruption in Doha has agreed a review mechanism that falls short of effectively tackling the…
UN Anti-corruption treaty - some countries impeding effective monitoring mechanism
After three days of negotiations two groups of countries are still at loggerheads over whether a UN treaty will effectively tackle corruption. A small group of countries are currently pushing…
Global anti-corruption treaty will fail without agreement on an effective review mechanism in Doha
Starting today representatives of the 141 countries that have signed up to the UN Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) are meeting in Doha to decide whether to adopt a review mechanism that would…
G20 regulatory efforts must be transparent, include civil society
Transparency International (TI), the leading anti-corruption organisation, calls on the Group of 20 finance ministers and central bankers meeting this weekend in St. Andrews, Scotland, to include…
Media advisory: Decisive meeting on corruption: 141 governments meet in Doha starting 9 November
As a key United Nations meeting approaches involving 141 countries, governments are deadlocked about meaningful monitoring of their compliance with the United Nations Anti-Corruption Convention.…
UN Anti-corruption meeting develops worrisome trend
Algerian NGO blocked and a Gabonese activist faces difficulties The Algerian government is blocking attendance of an Algerian NGO from an upcoming UN anti-corruption summit. This is a deeply…
Media Advisory: 141 Countries meeting on anti-corruption: What will they decide?
As part of its response to the persistent economic crisis, the G20 called in September for the adoption, this year, of an effective, transparent and inclusive review mechanism for the UN Convention…
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