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Further urgent steps needed to strengthen customs and police departments, and to tackle narcotics-related corruption, says TI report Regulation of political party finance in Jamaica "needs to be…
Independent monitoring of IOC voting is vital for 2012 Olympics, says Transparency International. TI in discussions to eliminate bribery in 2008 Beijing Games Allegations that members of the…
Representantes de la Sociedad Civil de Bolivia, Costa Rica, Perú y Venezuela presentaron sus evaluaciones sobre la implementación, por parte de sus Estados, de la Convención Interamericana contra…
Six global organisations today announced their support for a set of principles designed to foster greater transparency in the dealings between public relations professionals and the media, and to…
From cleaning up corruption in local government to fighting against human trafficking, brave individuals from ladesh, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Germany, Greece, India, Turkey and Kenya are shortlisted for TI award
Two individuals who declined to subvert rules and abet corruption relating to the Goldenberg scandal have been shortlisted for the Transparency International Integrity Awards 2004. The Goldenberg…
The results of the new V4 INDEX, published by Transparency International Czech Republic today, show that Budapest is best equipped to fight public sector corruption; Prague has the worst standing of…
PUBLIC STATEMENT ON THE C.I.D. FORENSIC SCIENCE LABORATORY PROJECT WE THE undersigned issue this statement in the public interest, and specifically respond to the Government statement on the C.I.D.…
Transparency International welcomes decision by UN Global Compact members to make anti-corruption a tenth principle, but calls on corporations to put principle into action by adopting tough…
Transparency International chapters from 26 countries in Europe and Central Asia gather in Armenia this week to find common solutions to tackling corruption Against the backdrop of a newly enlarged…
Transparency International commends the Organization of American States (OAS) for its 34th session of the General Assembly, meeting in Quito, Ecuador on June 6th - 8th, which is focusing on hemispheric efforts to combat corruption.
TI urges leaders to take steps to enforce existing commitments under the Inter-American Convention Against Corruption and the anti-corruption commitments made at the Summits of the Americas. The…
Transparency International welcomed the government of Angola’s disclosure of oil revenues from its contract with a ChevronTexaco subsidiary. Sonangol made public the bonus money paid by…
Transparency International hails the ground-breaking decision by China to blacklist construction contractors convicted of corruption and urges a strict implementation of the new rules Transparency…
Transparency International’s national chapter-in-formation, La Fondation héritage pour Haïti, publishes a survey on the state of corruption Corruption is endemic in Haiti's public institutions,…
El nuevo Informe Global de la Corrupción 2004 de Transparency International registra el flujo de activos robados, recomienda formas para recuperar dinero robado por déspotas y expone nuevos…
UN-HABITAT and Transparency International launch Transparency Toolkit The United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-HABITAT) and Transparency International (TI) today launched Tools to Support…
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