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…
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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…
Statement on the demise of Prof Alfred Chanda – Chapter President of Transparency International Zambia
Today marks a sad day for Transparency International Zambia and Transparency International worldwide, our Chapter President – Professor Alfred Chanda, was this afternoon (Sunday 7th January 2007)…
Corruption Pervades all Systems of Cambodia
Transparency International (“TI”) and the Center for Social Development (“CSD”) today released a National Integrity System (“NIS”) Study of Cambodia showing that although the government shows some…
Keep Anti-Corruption on National Agendas
Parties to UN Convention against Corruption should act locally The first international meeting of parties to the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) has delivered a positive…
New EU financial rule will aid corruption fight
Mandatory disclosure of funds recipients will increase transparency The financial regulation adopted today by the European Union Council of Ministers will aid the fight against corruption and help…
TI Urges Governments to Implement UN Convention against Corruption
Asset recovery, monitoring and technical assistance are key elements Transparency International (TI) today urged governments participating in the first international Conference of States Parties to…
December 9 marks Anti-Corruption Day
To mark International Anti-Corruption Day on 9 December, Transparency International (TI) is launching its most powerful campaign yet. A new television spot, designed to make viewers “think again”…
Governments don’t do enough to fight corruption, says new poll
Global Corruption Barometer shows police, political parties, parliaments most compromised Millions of people around the world come face-to-face with corruption in their daily lives, and urgently…
Media Advisory: Launch of the 2006 Global Corruption Barometer
In advance of the 3rd International Anti-Corruption Day on Saturday, 9 December, Transparency International will present the results of a public opinion survey of corruption in 62 countries. The…
G8 and BMENA governments’ commitment to fight corruption needs effective follow-up
Transparency International delegation presents Action Plan for anti-corruption reforms to foreign ministers Read the Arabic version of this press release here. Transparency International today…
International Anti-Corruption Conference maps out global governance agenda
The 12th International Anti-Corruption Conference (IACC) today came to a close in Guatemala City with the publication of a powerful declaration that charts a course of action for the global…
International Anti-Corruption Conference Seeks Action on UN Convention
Participants in the 12th International Anti-Corruption Conference (IACC) unanimously adopted a resolution seeking to ensure the successful implementation of the United Nations Convention Against…
International Anti-Corruption Conference urges Chile to honour Peru’s extradition request
The 12th International Anti-Corruption Conference (IACC), meeting in Guatemala City, today urged Chile to demonstrate its commitment to integrity and accept Peru’s extradition request of former…
TI Applauds the Guatemala Declaration and will follow up its implementation
The signing of the Guatemala Declaration for a Corruption Free Region by eight Central American Presidents and official representatives, reaffirms their will to advance effectively and decisively…
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