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Transparency International (TI) voiced its disappointment at the outcome of the High-Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness, which closed yesterday in Accra, Ghana. The meeting concluded with few firm,…
Press release TI PNG notes with concern the recently reported complaint referred to the Ombudsman Commission by community leaders from the Western Province concerning the purchase of the Workers…
On the eve of the Accra High-Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness (HLF) being held on 2-4 September in Ghana, Transparency International (TI) warned that corruption would continue to undermine poverty…
Launch: Transparency International Corruption Perceptions Index 2008 On 23 September 2008, Transparency International will release its annual Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) which ranks 180…
The Board Secretary of Transparency International PNG Inc (TI PNG), Mr Lawrence Stephens, is saddened to announce the untimely passing of colleague and TI PNG Chairman Mr Mike John Manning, OL,…
The alleged US$40 million offshore bank account has resurfaced and it seems is far from over with two media organisations the Post Courier and Sunday Chronicle submitting documents with some…
Access to information law in Guatemala requires urgent approval Free access to public information is a fundamental human right, an essential element of transparency in public institutions and the…
Participants in a meeting organized by the Coalition for Integrity and Accountability (Aman), yesterday at its headquarters in Ramallah, highlighted the necessity of the security apparatuses to…
Transparency International (PNG) Inc is very disturbed by the announcement that Mr Charles Punaha has been appointed as Pangtel’s Director General without going through proper procedures. TI…
If president Lee continues to violently enforce his wrong policies like this, there is going to be more resistance. The Korean President’s special amnesty undermines the rule of law. We,…
Transparency Solomon Islands (TSI) would like to congratulate the Office of the Ombudsman on the appointment of a new Ombudsman, Mr Joe Poraiwai. The position of Ombudsman has been vacant since…
Global Transparency: Fighting corruption for a sustainable future. Athens, Greece, 30 October – 2 November 2008 Media accreditation is now open for the 13th edition of the biennial International…
Transparency International’s chapters in Africa, as members of a global coalition dedicated to the fight against corruption, urge all parties currently involved in talks that will determine the…
Transparency International (UK) regrets the House of Lords' rejection of the April 2008 Divisional Court judgment on the application of Corner House and Campaign Against Arms Trade. This questioned…
LFHH recommande que la justice haitienne engage un proces devant aboutir a la recuperation des fonds publics detournes La Fondation Héritage pour Haïti (LFHH) a appris que les informations faisant…
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