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…
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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…
Alberto Fujimori arrested in Chile: Chile must extradite former president of Peru
Latin America cannot tolerate protection of fugitives from justice Chile has at its fingertips an opportunity to extradite former President of Peru Alberto Fujimori and ensure he is tried in his…
12th International Anti-Corruption Conference to take place in Guatemala in November 2006
Why is corruption still blocking the way towards a fairer world? The 12th International Anti-Corruption Conference (IACC) will take place in Guatemala City and Antigua, Guatemala, on 15 - 18…
The cycle of corruption can be broken –
Two courageous individuals and a pre-eminent watchdog organisation awarded Integrity AwardTwo courageous individuals and a pre-eminent watchdog organisation will be awarded the Transparency…
Transparency International applauds decision to withdraw nomination of Latvia’s candidate for EU Commission
The decision of the Latvian government and Jose Manuel Barroso to withdraw the nomination of Ingrida Udre, who faces charges of illegal political party funding, is a tribute to the power of civil…
Governments in the Americas must eliminate corruption to create jobs and reduce poverty
Transparency International’s recommendations presented to OAS Secretary-General at Summit of the Americas Poor public resource management has a devastating effect on the most vulnerable segments of…
IPYS and Transparency International launch the fourth annual Latin American Prize for the Best Investigative Journalism Report on Corruption
A prize of $25,000 will again be awarded to the winning piece and two awards of $5,000 will be given to the runners up The Press and Society Institute (IPYS) and Transparency International in Latin…
To the Foreign Minister of Argentina: You are mistaken. The fight against corruption is fundamental to creating jobs
In response to Rafael Bielsa, Argentinean Foreign Minister on his interview with La Nacion on 29 October, 2005
Transparency International (TI) and its chapter in Argentina, Poder Ciudadano, take issue with the remarks made by the Argentinean Foreign Minister, Rafael Biesla, in an interview with the Buenos…
Oil for food: A shared failure
Still a long way to go on anti-bribery enforcement Shortcomings in the United Nations (UN) Oil for Food programme uncovered by the Independent Inquiry Committee (IIC) headed by Paul Volcker reflect…
Governments must publish their commitments to the OAS Anti-corruption Convention
Follow-up Mechanism of Inter-American Convention against Corruption is basis for greater accountability Greater access to information contained in the reports issued by the Organisation of American…
Transparency International successfully fights Milosevic lawsuit
Court upholds TI’s use of publicly available reporting to push anti-corruption reforms Transparency International has successfully fought a civil lawsuit filed by former Serbian President Slobodan…
Curbing corruption in tsunami relief operations
New publication contains lessons for other humanitarian relief and reconstruction efforts The Asian Development Bank (ADB)/Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)…
Anti-Corruption assessments reveal secrecy as a continuing challenge in the Americas
As civil society yesterday celebrated Right to Know Day, lack of universal access to information continues to plague the region The United States, Canada and Guatemala share a common concern about…
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