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…
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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…
Media Advisory: Launch: Corruption Perceptions Index 2009
Transparency International, the leading civil society organisation fighting corruption worldwide, will release its annual Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) on 17 November 2009. The index ranks…
Deadlock on anti-corruption framework must end
The prolonged stalemate over an effective mechanism to review the implementation of anti-corruption commitments must come to an end if victims of corruption around the world are to obtain justice,…
Media Advisory: Tackling the integrity deficit: moving beyond the crisis
Leading experts and advocates from around the world will meet in Berlin this week to discuss the root causes of the global crisis and ways to instil transparency and accountability as cornerstones…
Georgian NGO blocked from UN Anti-Corruption conference
The UNCAC Coalition is extremely concerned about reports that the Russian Federation has taken steps to block attendance of a Georgian NGO at an upcoming UN meeting on corruption. This NGO, the…
Business must counter corruption to foster economic sustainability
New report shows corrupt business costs billions, hurts commerce, development and consumers The massive scale of global corruption resulting from bribery, price-fixing cartels and undue influence on…
14th IACC to take place in Bangkok, Thailand, 10-13 November 2010
The 14th International Anti-Corruption Conference (IACC) will be held in Bangkok, Thailand from 10 – 13 November 2010 on the theme, “Restoring trust: Global action for transparency”. As the world’s…
Deadlock in Vienna talks imperils UN anti-corruption convention
Seven days of government negotiations in Vienna have failed to resolve differences over the establishment of an implementation review mechanism for the UN Convention against Corruption (UNCAC).…
Salvadoran government makes strides towards transparency
Public works in El Salvador will soon be subject to oversight by citizens with the goal of preventing corrupt practices involving the construction sector, thanks to an agreement signed Monday 31…
Media Advisory: Corporate corruption vs. Corporate integrity
Transparency International to launch Global Corruption Report 2009: Corruption and the Private Sector Transparency International (TI), a leading anti-corruption organisation, will launch a…
Anti-corruption leader released in Niger while civil society continues to face pressure
The anti-corruption leader Wada Maman who was arrested last Saturday 22 August in Niamey, Niger, has been released on bail, along with eight other men who were detained on the same day. His arrest…
Investigative journalism award goes to journalists from Brazil and Costa Rica
Series of articles revealed public sector corruption and illicit accounts held by the Catholic Church Two series of articles exposing public sector corruption in Brazil and illicit accounts managed…
Open Letter: TI chapters call on President of Niger to respect the rule of law
Honourable Mr. Mamadou Tandja, President of the Republic of Niger, It is out of great concern for Niger and its citizens, that we, National Chapters of Transparency International (TI), the civil…
Indonesian government must ensure anti-corruption is not undermined
The re-election of Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, confirmed by the country’s Elections Commission last week, provides an excellent opportunity for the triumphant incumbent to fulfil…
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