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Calls on Medvedev to demonstrate, at the G8 summit, his stated commitment to fighting corruption Read the Japanese version of this press release. A lack of follow-through on anti-corruption…
Transparency International is highly concerned with the Italian government plans that would compromise the independence of the country’s High Commissioner against Corruption by merging the Office…
Leaders must account for their progress at the 2008 Summit, says Transparency International G8 Progress Report On the eve of the Hokkaido Toyako G8 Summit, Transparency International (TI) today…
Transparency International Bosnia and Herzegovina (TI BiH) - an integral actor in the fight against corruption and for better governance in this vital region - has been increasingly subjected to…
Below Poverty Line (BPL) households in India are made to cough up about Rs 9,000 million as bribe to avail basic and need based public services, according to TII-CMS India Corruption Study 2007,…
German Foreign Minister, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, addressed Transparency International’s (TI) Board of Directors this morning in honour of the organisation’s 15th anniversary celebration. The…
UN CONVENTION AGAINST CORRUPTION The UN Convention against Corruption is one of the basic UN documents in this area and addresses four basic areas – preventing corruption, its criminalisation,…
The Indonesian Government as it is expected needs to direct its attention to corruption in the water sector. Various kinds of misappropriations in the clean water management committed by PDAMs…
Transparency International's Global Corruption Report 2008 released on 25th June 2008 analyzes how corruption affects all aspects of the water sector, from water resources management to drinking…
New report shows how corruption undermines the global response to climate change and food shortages Corruption in the water sector is a root cause and catalyst for the global water crisis that…
Less than half of OECD governments enforce foreign bribery prohibition More than ten years after adoption of the OECD Anti-Bribery Convention, there is a dangerous stalemate on enforcement,…
E-complaint centre inaugurated in Rawalpindi on 24 June 2008 Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan MNA, inaugurated the complaint centre at the office of City District Government Rawalpindi on 24th June 2008 at 3…
Critical report on addressing transnational bribery in Argentina La organización Transparency International dio a conocer hoy el “Informe TI 2008 sobre el avance en la implementación de la…
A first step towards EU lobbyism transparency? Transparency International (TI) welcomes the establishment of the European Commission lobbyists' register, initiated by the Commission Vice-President,…
Transparency International (TI) will launch the 2008 Progress Report on OECD Convention Enforcement, the fourth in a yearly series that examines and rates the progress of 34 signatory states in…
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