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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…
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…
A preliminary evaluation of the Anti- Corruption Training Program ACT implemented by AMAN Coalition in cooperation with CHF International showed the importance of working jointly with UNRWA,…
Lack of Political Planning, Ineffective Normative Acts, Limited Information Availability Fundamental Problems in the Management of Real Estate Owned by the Rīga Local Government – Lack of Political…
A study entitled “Professionalism in the Palestinian Public Health Sector” called for restructuring the health insurance system as to become more transparent in the services it provides. The…
NEWS UPDATE: For the most current information regarding Dr. Wykes’ case please see: http://www.globalwitness.org/index.php Berlin 21 February, 2007 – Dr. Sarah Wykes was granted bail of 180,000…
Regular report published todayA report published today by Transparency International Latvia on the anti-corruption efforts of the state agency New Three Brothers (J3B states that the agency must…
AMAN (Transparency Palestine) Coalition had organized a second workshop in Gaza to discuss a study produced by Ms. Fatmeh Mo’akat, A Palestinian Lawyer, contracted by AMAN for producing a legal…
Illegal constructions stopped The Vidzeme District court of the city of Rīga today rejected a demand from “Dzelzavas centrs” Lmtd that two residents of Dzelzavas Street, Sandra Pumpure and Jeļena…
Transparency Palestine had organized a training workshop on enhancing integrity, transparency, and accountability in the work of Professional Associations. The workshop targeted 23 trainees form…
Illegal campaign leads to irresponsible changes of the party financing system Transparency International Latvia today has sent a request to people who took part in the election campaign that was…
Transparency International (TI) welcomes and commends the decision by the government of Bangladesh to accede to the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC). The decision is most…
Detailed National Integrity System Study points to weak, sluggish and slow public mechanisms After almost a year of analytical work the National Integrity System Study BiH 2007 was presented today…
Illegal constructions stopped The people of Garkalne have won a victory before the Constitutional Court on the basis of a petition prepared by Transparency International Latvia. The ruling allows TI…
The Sogavare Government is already working to demolish the rule of law in Solomon Islands, Transparency Solomon Islands (TSI) warns in a statement released today. The TSI statement refers to a…
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