In six out of 10 countries, political parties are given the worst assessment. Governments must enhance efforts to fight graft, starting with ratification of UN Convention against Corruption
The public around the world perceive political parties as the institution most affected by corruption, according to a new public opinion survey published today by Transparency International (TI) to…
In ten point position paper, the Coalition details recommendations for robust legal framework to fight corruption
The Coalition for Transparency - Cambodia (CTC), a network of representatives from…
Curbing corruption an essential step towards realising NEPAD goals
As the Heads of State and Government Implementation Committee (HSIGC) of the New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD) opens…
Transparency International today welcomed the emergence of corruption as an issue in Ukraine’s presidential election, to be held on 21 November
"We are pleased to see that candidates recognise the…
Over 100 parliamentarians, civil society activists, business people and academics meet in Beirut to discuss ways to fight corruption in Lebanon and the Arab region
In an unprecedented initiative, at…
Otorgará nuevamente 25 mil dólares al trabajo ganador y dos premios de 5 mil dólares a trabajos meritorios
El Instituto Prensa y Sociedad (IPYS) y Transparency International para América Latina y el…
A new report The National Integrity Systems TI Country Study Report - Armenia 2003 has been published today by Transparency International (TI) and TI's national chapter in Armenia, the Center for…
Transparency International calls on companies from OECD countries to stop paying bribes at home and abroad
Transparency International (TI) urges companies, politicians and public officials from member countries of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) to put a stop to…
Transparency International (PNG) Inc today questioned moves to restrict entrance to the PNG Parliament even more. The Speaker Mr. Jeffrey Nape earlier this week announced that there were to be…
Access to information is critical to enable the press and the public to monitor the public sector, says TI report, launched alongside new TI Corruption Perceptions Index, showing rampant corruption…
TI’s Annual Membership Meeting in Kenya followed by international conference on 12-13 October on challenges facing new governments elected on an anti-corruption platform
The members of Transparency…
Transparency International pays posthumous tribute to a journalist from Bangladesh, an electrical engineer from Turkey, and a highway construction project manager from India
Dr Milica Bisic from…
Transparency International pays posthumous tribute to a journalist from Bangladesh, an electrical engineer from Turkey, and a highway construction project manager from India
Dr Milica Bisic from…
Otorgará nuevamente 25 mil dólares al trabajo ganador y dos premios de 5 mil dólares a trabajos meritorios
El Instituto Prensa y Sociedad (IPYS) y Transparency International para América Latina y el…
World Bank will require firms bidding for large contracts to certify steps taken to prevent bribery
Transparency International (TI) welcomes the World Bank's decision to require companies bidding on…
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