Desaliento ante lucha anticorrupción
Según datos de la V Encuesta Nacional sobre Corrupción de Proética, capítulo peruano de Transparency International Proética ha realizado cinco mediciones nacionales sobre actitudes y percepciones de…
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TI Report: Emerging economic giants show high levels of corporate bribery overseas
Construction, real estate, oil and gas sectors most prone to corruption Companies based in emerging economic giants, such as China, India and Russia, are perceived to routinely engage in bribery…
Transparency International-Israel marks International Anti-Corruption Day with a Parliament Discussion
On Tuesday (9/12), TI-Israel participated in a special Parliament discussion hosted by the State Audit Committee. The discussion took place on the occasion of International Anti-Corruption Day,…
TI Zimbabwe - Integrity Watch
State of the Nation on International Anti-Corruption Day As Zimbabwe joins the world in commemorating the UN International Anti Corruption day, the state of the nation in indicators provided by…
UK corporates score well on Bribe Payers Index
Construction sector most corrupt globally Transparency International’s 2008 Bribe Payers Index (BPI), which ranks 22 of the world’s wealthiest and most economically influential countries according…
For greater publicity in the budget planning process
The organisation Transparency - Serbia considers that it is necessary to ensure greater public availability of data in the process of planning the Serbia's budget for the next year. Citizens of…
Transparency Deutschland und degepol gemeinsam für transparente Interessenvertretung
Transparency Germany and degepol are calling for transparent advocacy Die Antikorruptionsorganisation Transparency International Deutschland e.V. und die degepol - Deutsche Gesellschaft für…
Transparency International (France) lodges a civil party petition in stolen assets case
In an international context marked by calls for increased financial transparency, France must shed light on an emblematic case of misappropriated public funds. Transparence - International (France)…
Without strengthening the Arab Parliamentary Institution, fighting corruption in the Arab world will not have a chance
In addressing the Third World Conference of Global Parliamentarians against Corruption in Kuwait, Dr. Azmi Shuaibi, AMAN Commissioner for Combating Corruption, clarifies the reason behind the…
Are our Parliamentarians working?
TIPNG concerned by inappropriate trend shown by government to bulldoze decisions. TIPNG is very concerned of the current trend being shown by our government in using its numerical strength to…
Amending the anti-corruption agency law before its implementation in January 2010
The organisation Transparency-Serbia warns the public that the anti-corruption agency law, which was passed on 4 November 2008 and is due to be fully exercised by 1 January 2010, is in danger…
MEDIA ADVISORY - Launch: Transparency International 2008 Bribe Payers Index
Index ranks 22 leading exporting countries by likelihood of firms to bribe abroad The Transparency International 2008 Bribe Payers Index (BPI) will be released on 09 December, 2008. The BPI ranks…
“Ethical Responsibility of Civil Society in the Arab World and the Right to Association”: Conference under the auspices of the Arab League
Under the patronage of His Excellency Mr. Amr Musa, Secretary General of the Arab League, and with the support of the European Union, Arab governments and CSOs took the floor at the Arab League…
Transparency International (UK) welcomes Law Commission’s proposal for new anti-corruption law
After 18 months the Law Commission today issued its long-awaited Report on corruption law, proposing a new draft Bill. John Drysdale, Chairman of Transparency International (UK) said: “New…
Center for Transparency and Accountability in Liberia launches local governance toolkit
The Center for Transparency and Accountability in Liberia (CENTAL) on 17 November 2008 launched a toolkit that assesses the existence, effectiveness, and citizen access to key governance and…
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