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Transparency International (TI) is gravely concerned about news confirming the disbanding of the Directorate of Special Operations, South Africa’s specialised unit located within the independent…
On 6 May 2008, the Woolf Committee published its report on BAE Systems’ ethical business practices and policies, and issued a series of recommendations for making the company a world leader in this…
The General Assembly of SHVIL – TI Israel was held at Tel Aviv University on April 28th, in the presence of its devoted members. Prof. Gross, SHVIL's chairperson, gave a comprehensive review of…
New report shows companies should provide greater accountability A majority of leading oil and gas companies are far from transparent when it comes to the payments they make to resource-rich…
Transparency Germany welcomes initiative for rules and transparency for external employees in ministries and public authorities Transparency International Deutschland unterstützt den Antrag von…
Anti-corruption measures are integral to fighting both poverty and climate change, said Transparency International (TI) Managing Director, Cobus de Swardt, speaking to Group of Eight (G8) government…
Non-state development cooperation and Transparency Germany Zum Arbeitspapier zur nichtstaatlichen Entwicklungszusammenarbeit vom August 2007: Mit dem Arbeitspapier haben Mitarbeiter kirchlicher…
Action Aid, CAFOD, Christian Aid, Global Witness, Oxfam and Transparency International (UK) have written jointly to the Attorney General urging the Government not to seek appeal of the judgment…
Transparency International (TI), the global anti-corruption coalition and Enablon, the leading provider of corporate responsibility management software, today presented Enablon’s Anti-Bribery…
As the European Union seeks for ways to improve how it spends its budget - currently at 129 billion euros - Transparency International (TI) today recommended that EU institutions and member states…
Ante las elecciones presidenciales el próximo 20 de abril en Paraguay, Transparency International, organización líder en la lucha anticorrupción, hace un llamado a las autoridades responsables a…
Transparency International (TI) welcomes the World Bank’s launch of the EITI++, an expansion of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) into a broader scheme to ensure that natural…
Transparency International (TI), the global civil society organisation leading the fight against corruption has joined forces with Enablon, the leading provider of Corporate Responsibility…
Transparency International (UK) welcomes the judgment handed down by the Administrative Court on 10th April 2008 on the application of Corner House and Campaign Against Arms Trade. This questioned…
To ensure that anti-corruption action remains a top priority in the World Bank’s mission to reduce poverty, Transparency International (TI) will participate in the 2008 World Bank and International…
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