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Anti-corruption campaigner from Ireland elected to TI Board; resolutions on Burma, facilitation payments passedMembers of Transparency International - the world’s leading anti-corruption organisation…
Transparency International Chair Huguette Labelle will lead a high-level delegation to meet with Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono on 29 October, 2007. Members of Transparency…
Government’s refusal to serve Latvia’s interests now absolutely clear The decision by the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Latvia today to ask Parliament to sack Aleksejs Loskutovs, director…
TI-Malaysia strongly supports the Chief Secretary, Tan Sri Mohd Sidek Hassan's statement that firm action including court action and / or disciplinary action will be taken against the government…
Transparence-International (France) se félicite du vote des députés mais encourage le Parlement à aller plus loin La présentation par Mme le Garde des Sceaux hier mercredi 10 octobre devant…
National Reconciliation Ordinance 2007 The National Reconciliation Ordinance (NRO) 2007 is a negation of the United Nations Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC) as well as the spirit of “Political…
Transparency International Pakistan declares 5th October 2007 as a sad day in Pakistan’s History due to the promulgation of National Reconciliation Ordinance 2007, for the provisions of granting…
Former World Bank official brings expertise in strategy, vast international experience Christiaan Poortman has been appointed Director of Global Programmes at Transparency International (TI),…
French language version of Global Corruption Report launched in Cameroon Corruption is undermining judicial systems around the world, denying citizens access to justice and the basic human right to…
As the Dail debates the Taoiseach’s testimony to the Mahon Tribunal, Transparency International calls on both the Government and Opposition to articulate a clear vision to fight corruption The 2007…
The opinion of TI Korea regarding the result of the 2007 CPI Ethic infrastructure is required for integrity Korea The lower the level of CPI score gives us concerns South Korea was today ranked…
Concerted efforts needed in rich and poor countries to stem flow of corrupt monies and make justice work for the poorest The divide in perceived levels of corruption in rich and poor countries…
Transparency International welcomes the decision of Chile’s Supreme Court to accept the request of the Peruvian government to extradite former President Alberto Fujimori to face charges of…
“Transparency International New Zealand considers that New Zealand must establish an independent commission to set the rules for election spending” said the New Zealand Chairman of TI today to the…
Transparency International Fiji (TI) is concerned at the apparent lack of action to prosecute cases of corruption and prevent the further perpetration of corruption, malpractice and abuse of public…
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