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Confronting corruption risks in IMF & World Bank rescue measures To ensure that anti-corruption remains a top priority as the World Bank and IMF seek to curb the current crisis and assist…
New report shows faltering commitments in several countries As the world faces a prolonged economic crisis the 34 heads of state meeting this week at the Summit of the Americas must ensure that…
Transparency International fighting corruption at the Summit of the Americas A delegation from Transparency International (TI) will participate in the upcoming Summit of the Americas to ensure that…
Transparency International (TI) welcomes the Group of 20 decision to prioritise transparency as a means to curb systemic risks in the global financial and economic system and to provide a stimulus…
Trust in the financial markets vanished when a lack of transparency became apparent and it is only through transparency that investor confidence and public trust can be restored. As leaders…
To UK PM Gordon Brown as host of the 2 April, 2009, London meeting Dear Prime Minister, As Transparency International looks to the forthcoming meeting of the leaders of the Group of 20, we are…
Transparency International (TI) calls for a total review of the EU voluntary register of lobbyists, following the very disappointing results of the current register launched in June 2008. TI…
Transparency International (TI) calls on members of a European Parliament committee today to vote in favour of transparency and accountability. A successful vote by members of the European…
Two investigative journalists from Russia and the United Kingdom will be honoured with the 2008 Integrity Awards, a yearly recognition of extraordinary contributions to the fight against corruption…
Transparency International (TI) continues to be deeply concerned about high-level corruption, organised crime and mismanagement of EU funds in Bulgaria and Romania. TI strongly recommends continued…
Anti-corruption activist sentenced for defending his right to organise a public petition The restriction of civil society activity in Montenegro reached a high point recently with the sentencing of…
Transparency International (TI) welcomes the strong and critically important signal sent by American President Barack Obama’s declaration on his first day in office that “transparency and the rule…
Sri Lankan newspaper editor was recipient of TI’s 2000 Integrity Awards Transparency International (TI) condemns the assassination of Lasantha Wickramatunga, a leading Sri Lankan journalist and…
TIPNG deeply regrets and condemns the mindless killing of prominent businessman Sir George Constantinou by criminal elements next to the Tete settlement in Gerehu, Port Moresby. TIPNG Chairman…
Analizarán conjuntamente la integridad de los mecanismos institucionales para la protección de los programas sociales en México Establecerán acciones para el seguimiento de la implementación…
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