Transparency International’s chapter in Kenya
Transparency International (TI) is deeply concerned about allegations of conflict of interest regarding the former Executive Director of TI Kenya, Mr Mwalimu Mati. The TI movement is solidly…
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Venezuelan journalists win prestigious Latin American award for exposing corruption
Two Venezuelan journalists who uncovered irregularities in the investigation of the Danilo Anderson case share first prize of US $25,000 Journalists from La Nación (Costa Rica) and El…
Transparency International calls on FIFA to keep the beautiful game clean
Italian scandal shows corruption is as great a threat as doping, but far more costly In light of the exploding commercial influence of sport, its global reach and its role-model function,…
Vote trading threatens the integrity of the International Whaling Commission
Statement by Andrea Figari, Programme Manager, Transparency International Transparency International joins the numerous environmental organisations that have expressed concern about allegations of…
Statement by Huguette Labelle
on Entry into Force of the United Nations Convention Against Corruption Today 38 nations are joining together in an historic alliance to conquer corruption. There is promise on the horizon that…
Leading Argentinean water-sector companies say no to bribery
Private companies sign first Argentinean business sector agreement A group of nine water-pipe manufacturers, representing 80 percent of Argentina’s market for potable water and water-drainage…
Key coalition formed to fight private sector corruption on Anti-Corruption Day
Initiative of the World Economic Forum, the United Nations Global Compact, the International Chamber of Commerce and Transparency International to embrace anti-corruption efforts and coordinate their…
Corruption in education steals the future from the next generation
Stealing the Future – Corruption in the Classroom – new publication launched by TI Corruption in education seriously undermines political, economic and social, development and has a devastating…
Transparency International calls for stronger anti-corruption leadership
International Anti-Corruption Day Challenges"Stronger leadership is essential if corruption is to be defeated,” says Huguette Labelle, the new Chair of Transparency International, as the world…
Global Corruption Barometer 2005
Transparency International Poll shows widespread public alarm about corruption The 2005 Global Corruption Barometer, based on a Gallup International survey conducted on behalf of Transparency…
Chile sets precedent for holding dictators accountable for corruption
Pinochet facing charges on corruption The decision taken by Chilean authorities to indict former dictator Augusto Pinochet on charges of fraud and corruption sets a crucial precedent: dictators will…
Civil society must be free of restriction, says Transparency International
Annual Meeting condemns draft legislation in Russia In the light of proposed legislation in the Duma of the Russian Federation, Transparency International, the global coalition against corruption,…
Labelle elected Chair of Transparency International
Respected Canadian to lead global movement Huguette Labelle, a respected Canadian with a broad background in development issues, has been elected Chair of Transparency International, the global…
Oil for Food records must be maintained for prosecutors, says Transparency International
TI Annual Meeting Demands Immediate Action to Prevent Loss of Vital EvidenceEvidence vital to prosecuting corrupt officials in up to 2,200 companies, the United Nations and many national governments…
G-8 and BMENA governments must commit to the ratification of the UN anti-corruption convention
Implementation of 3 key changes will make a dramatic impact on corruption in Broader Middle East and North Africa region Transparency International has delivered a Platform for Action, including…
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