TI Latvia: People’s Party is Seeking to Avoid Punishment
By proposing an elimination of party spending ceilings, the People’s Party is seeking to avoid punishment and confirming its dependency on moneybags The proposal of the People’s Party (TP) to…
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National Integrity System Study of the Philippines Released
Transparency International (TI) and Transparency International Philippines (TI Philippines) today released a National Integrity System (NIS) Study finding that despite a flurry of anti-corruption…
Rampant Corruption in Trucking Operations
India’s economic progress has been remarkable during the last one decade. Transport plays a very important role because roads carry three-fourths of the freight traffic. The share of road transport…
Al-Hares Puppet Show Continues its Performances to Children at Private Schools
Following the launch of Al-Hares show at Al-Kasaba on December 9, 2006, the occasion of the International Anti-Corruption Day, AMAN organized an additional 19 puppet shows that target around 3500…
Armenia 2006 Corruption Perception Survey presented
A presentation of “2006 Corruption Perception Survey in Armenia” publication took place today in Congress Hotel. The event brought together public figures, representatives of NGOs and international…
Transparency International Call for Action
Transparency International Calls on World Bank to Move Forward on Governance and Anticorruption Strategy On 30 January 2007, the World Bank board will consider next steps on the Governance and…
TI Kenya and International Secretariat Public Statement
After a lengthy review process starting in April 2006, the renewal of the Kenya chapter of Transparency International (TI) culminated yesterday at a meeting of the Board of Directors of TI Kenya…
Japan: National Integrity System Study Released
Transparency International (TI) and Transparency International Japan (TI Japan) today released a National Integrity System (NIS) Country Study of Japan. The study found that the reform programmes…
AMAN Participates in a Research produced by TIRI International
Priorities for building an integrity system in Palestine include building a viable, independent judicial system and creating a better security and policing system The Coalition for Accountability…
TI Fiji requests the interim administration to allow independent state organizations to function without interference
Transparency International Fiji requests the interim administration to allow the independent state organizations created under the Constitution to function without interference. This is in…
TI continues its insistence to re-open bribery case of UK - Saudi Arabia arms deal
Transparency International (TI) supports the ongoing efforts leading up to the meeting of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) Working Group on Bribery – starting…
British Aerospace Systems, Al Yamamah and the UK Serious Fraud Office
Briefing Note by Transparency International (UK) (This Note is written primarily for the information and use of Transparency International National Chapters, the TI Secretariat and TI(UK) members.…
TI applauds decision by new UN Secretary-General Ban Ki Moon to release his personal financial records
Transparency International applauds the decision by the new United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki Moon to release his personal financial records, making him the first UN leader to do so publicly.…
Anti-Corruption Training ACT Program Launch
The Coalition for Accountability and Integrity AMAN and CHF International West Bank and Gaza are pleased to announce the launch of the ACT program. ACT, the Anti-Corruption Training program is a 12…
Death of Professor Alfred Chanda, Chair of Transparency International Zambia
It is with immense shock and sadness that Transparency International (TI) has learned today of the sudden death of the Chair of TI Zambia, Professor Alfred Chanda, in a road accident in Zambia on 7…
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