Global call for 2007 Integrity Award nominations
Transparency International opens nominations to recognise outstanding individuals and organisations fighting corruption Transparency International (TI), the global anti-corruption organisation with…
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Chile Transparente publica evaluación de compromisos de parlamentarios con la probidad
Chile Transparente dio a conocer su evaluación sobre los compromisos adquiridos por 77 parlamentarios sobre temas de probidad y transparencia –durante diciembre de 2005– en plena campaña…
Launching of PQA Procurement Manual
An impressive but simple ceremony was held at the office of NAB Sindh to launch the PQA Procurement Manual on April 4th,2007 . The Manual was presented to the Chairman, Port Qasim Authority, Vice…
OAS and Inter-American Development Bank partners in regional corruption fight
The signature of a memorandum of understanding (MoU) between the Inter-American Development Bank (IADB) and the Organisation of American States (OAS) provides a critically needed impulse to…
Integrity Pact concluded with the Vishakhapatam Steel Plant
The Vishakhapatam Steel Plant has become another PSU by signing a MoU on March 29th 2007 with TI India for adopting Integrity Pact (IP) - a measure to check corruption in public procurement and…
Dr. Richard Leakey acts as Interim Chair
Transparency International-Kenya has established a transitional Steering Committee (SC) under the interim chairmanship of Dr. Richard Leakey. The team, whose formation is underway, is mandated to…
Lutte contre la corruption : les candidats à l’élection présidentielle s’engagent sur les propositions de Transparence-International France
Fight against corruption: presidential candidates engage on proposals by Transparence-International France F. Bayrou, O. Besancenot, M-G. Buffet, J-M. Le Pen, S. Royal, N. Sarkozy et D. Voynet…
Fiji politics corrupt, say most citizens
Transparency International Fiji Ninety percent of Fiji citizens believe that political parties are corrupt according to research conducted by Transparency International Fiji (TI Fiji). The research,…
TI welcomes release of anti-corruption campaigner in Angola
Transparency International (TI) welcomes the Angolan government’s decision to allow the return home of international anti-corruption campaigner Dr. Sarah Wykes, but remains concerned about civil…
Reform of UK Corruption Law - Statement by Transparency International (UK)
On 5 March 2007, the Government published its response to a consultation on corruption/bribery law reform it had initiated in December 2005. The Government acknowledges that there is broad support…
Wolfsberg Group issues statement on corruption
Wolfsberg Group recently issued a statement against corruption in close association with Transparency International (TI) and the Basel Institute on Governance. The statement outlines ways in…
Transparency International continues to urge OECD action on UK termination of bribery investigation
Transparency International (TI) has submitted a follow-up letter to the Secretary General of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) calling for specific action to be taken…
TI Latvia submitted a letter of protest signed by 671 person (390 on-line)
Protest action against elimination of political party campaign ceilings Transparency International Latvia has submitted a letter of protest related to the People’s Party proposal to eliminate…
TI report investigates strength of institutions of oversight and accountability in East and Southeast Asia
Transparency International (TI) today released a report investigating the health of those institutions on the front line of the fight against corruption in East and Southeast Asia. The Regional…
Transparency International urges debarment consistency among development banks
EBRD adoption of World Bank debarment deters corruption in development assistance Today’s decision by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) to make Lahmeyer International…
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