Managing of public enterprises should be depolitized
Unusual late appointing of public enterprises' officials, which is probably caused by the desire of political parties to gain the best possible control over their business and assets flow, should…
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Statement by Huguette Labelle, Chair of Transparency International, on the Stolen Asset Recovery (StAR) Initiative
Transparency International (TI) welcomes the Stolen Asset Recovery (StAR) Initiative of the World Bank and United Nations. It is an important element of the Bank’s comprehensive attack on…
Preliminary Statement on the 7 September 2007 Elections
The election process has been more transparent than earlier elections, but no detailed voting results have yet been published. The extremely low voter turn-out reflects limited confidence in the…
TI Latvia calls on President to Promote Discussions About Good Governance in Health Care and will take over the Responsibility of Organization of a Public Forum in Cooperation with the President
Transparency International Latvia has submitted proposals to Latvian President Valdis Zatlers on subjects that could be discussed in the context of improving the management of health care. TI…
Corruption Perceptions Index 2007
Transparency International to launch Corruption Perceptions Index 2007 26 September Transparency International’s Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) 2007 ranks 180 countries by their perceived…
Pour des élections transparentes et un engagement effectif dans la lutte contre la corruption
For transparent elections and effective engagement in the fight against corruption Transparency Maroc a toujours considéré la promotion d’élections démocratiques et transparentes comme un pilier…
TI Fiji Press Release on Conflict of Interest
Transparency International Fiji (TI Fiji) has followed with interest and increasing dismay the interim government’s seemingly ineffective attempts to clean our country of corruption through Fiji’s…
Transparency Deutschland mahnt Ratifizierung der UN-Konvention gegen Korruption (UNCAC) an
Die Antikorruptionsorganisation Transparency International Deutschland hat erneut die Ratifizierung der UN-Konvention gegen Korruption durch die deutsche Regierung angemahnt. Anlass ist die Tagung…
TI Serbia says it is a first step, not victory
“Solomon’s solution”, on the bases of which the government of Serbia published on its website parts of the contract for a concession to build the highway to Pozega, and also enabled selective…
UN Convention against Corruption needs effective review mechanism
Governments must ensure follow-through on key anti-corruption commitments, says Transparency International Transparency International (TI) today called on governments to give priority to the fight…
Systemic Corruption in the Construction Sector brings Chinese and International Experts Together
A capacity-building workshop held in Beijing this week set out to combat corruption by increasing the capacity of local actors, improving procurement transparency and outlining strategic actions for…
Changing bribery trends in Kenya
Five success stories; fifteen entrants Trends in bribe paying and rent seeking in Kenya have changed over the last six years despite the still significantly low willingness of Kenyans to report…
LTA Launches its “Transparency and Integrity in Post-War Reconstruction and Compensations” Campaign
A year after the end of the July-August 2006 war on Lebanon and the beginning of the reconstruction process, the Lebanese Transparency Association (LTA) held a press conference at the Chamber of…
Water Integrity Network launches new website to fight corruption in the water sector
The Water Integrity Network, WIN, has just launched its redesigned website. The new and more accessible website can be found at www.waterintegritynetwork.net. The site will promote anti-corruption…
TI supports monitoring access to information in Honduras
Transparency International (TI) is concerned by the politicised appointment of the three commissioners set to lead Honduras’ Access to Public Information Institute and strongly supports monitoring…
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