5th Annual Siwatibau Memorial Lecture
Transparency International Fiji in partnership with University of the South Pacific is organizing its 5th Annual Siwatibau Memorial Lecture on February 4th, 2008 at the Lower Marine Campus, USP,…
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Without rigorous country progress reports, UN Corruption Convention will be a “dead letter”
As nearly 140 UN Member States head to Bali to kick off a conference on 28 January about the future of the UN Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) - the global road-map for eradicating corruption…
Nomination of TI-Pakistan on Board of Directors Sindh Public Procurement Authority
According to a notification, the Government of Sindh has nominated Transparency International-Pakistan’s representative as a member of the Board of the Sindh Public Procurement Regulatory Authority…
MEDIA ADVISORY: Transparency International at the World Economic Forum Meeting in Davos
Transparency International Chair Huguette Labelle will participate in the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2008. Labelle will be joined by Jermyn Brooks, Director of Global Private Sector…
MEDIA ADVISORY: TI leaders to attend UN Anti-Corruption Conference on Bali
Transparency Interational (TI) Chair Huguette Labelle and representatives from 30 TI national chapters – along with other NGOs - will be setting sail for Bali to attend a meeting of the 140…
Transparency International head meets with German Chancellor
In a meeting yesterday with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Transparency International Chair, Huguette Labelle, stressed the important leadership role that Germany should continue to play…
Transparency International Protests Attempt to Silence Criticism in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Open Letter to the Prime Minister of the Republic of Srpska Transparency International’s Chair, Huguette Labelle, today sent an open letter protesting recent statements by the Prime Minister of the…
Transparency International gravely concerned by allegations of election irregularities in Kenya
Anti-corruption group seeks transparent resolution through independent review of election results Transparency International Kenya and the global Transparency International (TI) movement are gravely…
TI PNG urges Parliamentary Committees to be transparent and responsible
Transparency International PNG is concerned at the reported push by the heads of Parliamentary Committees for a rise in their allowances and other bonus and privileges which it understands are paid…
TI Malaysia welcomes new Government guidelines on Accountability
Transparency International Malaysia strongly supports the new guidelines introduced by the National Audit Department (NAD) to ensure that government officials entrusted to make investments with…
Transparency International Founder receives prestigious German award
Peter Eigen awarded Gustav-Heinemann Citizen Award 2007 Peter Eigen, founder of Transparency International, has been honoured with the Gustav-Heinemann Citizen Award 2007, a prestigious recognition…
Michael Wiehen, ehemaliger Transparency Deutschland-Vorsitzender, erhält Bundesverdienstkreuz
Michael Wiehen, ehemaliger Vorsitzender von Transparency Deutschland und langjähriges Vorstandsmitglied, hat gestern durch den Staatssekretär im Bundesministerium für wirtschaftliche Zusammenarbeit…
AMAN launches a draft of the national action plan against corruption on occasion of International Anti-Corruption Day
Please see attached document for complete information. For any press enquiries please contactRami Mousa E: [email protected] downloadsAMAN_DraftPlan
2007 Integrity Awards Winners announced
Transparency International award recognises an international anti-bribery leader and a grassroots activist A Vietnamese grassroots anti-corruption activist and a leading legal expert working against…
No guarantee of human rights while corruption persists, says Transparency International
Anti-corruption campaigners condemn lethal link between corruption and human rights abuses at moving ceremony attended by Desmond Tutu, Mary Robinson and Graça Machel Transparency International’s…
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