TIPNG welcomes Marat’s stand on ICAC
Transparency International PNG Inc (TIPNG) applauds the reported determination of the Attorney General Dr Allan Marat to see the establishment of an Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC)…
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Transparency International awarded US$6.9 million grant from Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Transparency International (TI) is pleased to announce it has been awarded a grant of US$6.9 million by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation in support of its work to promote government…
Donor conference on Georgia lacks transparency and accountability, says Transparency International Georgia
Secrecy and lack of consultation with Georgian parliament and civic organizations threatens accountable aid delivery, warns TI Georgia Transparency International Georgia today criticised a lack of…
Respect for decisions of the Republic’s Board for Resolving Conflicts of Interest necessary
The organisation Transparency–Serbia considers that the decisions of the Republic's Board for Resolving Conflicts of Interest need to be respected and asks officials who are affected by its…
OECD report deplores UK anti-bribery record
The OECD Working Group on Bribery has completed a special review of the UK’s record in fighting foreign bribery. Transparency International (UK) today calls on the UK Government to stop…
Government must act on alleged Taiwan Diplomacy Scandal
TIPNG Press Release The Government’s inaction and prolonged silence over the alleged “Taiwan Dollar for Diplomacy scandal” since its revelation by the media months back is an attack on the people…
TI France calls upon the leaders of the European Union and the OECD to attack the “black holes” of hidden finances
With its President Daniel Lebègue, Transparence-International (France) welcomes the strong decisions adopted last week-end during the meetings held by the G7, the IMF and the Eurogroup. TI France…
Breech of procedures may cost People
Once again negligence and break down of processes in governance as reported in the Post Courier today (Monday 06/10/08) may result in tax payers’ money being paid again by the state to an…
TI welcomes new transparency on EU fund beneficiaries but calls for more standardised information
Transparency International (TI) welcomes the European Union’s (EU) new system for disclosing the beneficiaries of its funds. The European Commission recently launched several web portals through…
Resignation of Sir Ian Blair
Press Statement Commenting on the allegations of corruption linked to the resignation of Sir Ian Blair, Laurence Cockcroft, Chairman of Transparency International UK, the country’s leading…
Persistently high corruption in low-income countries amounts to an “ongoing humanitarian disaster”. Corruption allows: “The Rich to get Richer and makes the Poor, even Poorer”
Transparency International’s (TI) 2008 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) was launched in PNG today (Wednesday 24 September). The CPI is an international ranking of countries by perceived levels of…
Transparency-Serbia submits amendments to anti-corruption laws
On Friday, the organisation Transparency-Serbia sent an initiative to parliamentary groups in the National Assembly formulated as amendments to two acts currently in procedure before the…
Transparency International vehemently condemns bombing of Sri Lankan anti-corruption advocate’s home
Calls on Sri Lankan authorities to take immediate and specific steps to ensure the safety of Weliamuna and his family Transparency International (TI) today vehemently condemned the attempt on the…
CPI 2008: Progress: Albania shows marked improvement
Public demand sustainable measures and results in the fight against corruption On 23 September, Transparency International (TI) launched its 2008 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI), a survey that…
Romania begins harvesting the anti-corruption measures crop
According to the Corruption Perception Index launched by Transparency International today, 23rd September 2008, Romania scores 3.8 out of a total of 10 points, which is a tenth of point better than…
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