China moves against bribery in construction sector
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…
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Corruption is endemic in Haiti’s public institutions
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,…
COMUNICADO DE PRENSA: LANZAMIENTO DE LA EDICION EN ESPAÑOL
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…
99 Ways to Build Transparency in Local Governance
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…
Cobus de Swardt appointed first Global Programmes Director at Transparency International Secretariat
Cobus de Swardt, formerly head of the Chronic Poverty Research Centre (CPRC) at the University of the Western Cape in South Africa, will strengthen TI’s global programmes to counter corruption Cobus…
Exposé of corrupt judges wins award
Prize for Best Investigative Journalism Report on Corruption in Latin America and the Caribbean Award goes to Ecuadorian journalist Arturo Torres
A series of reports on corruption among Supreme Court Judges in Ecuador has won the first prize for the Best Investigative Journalism Report on Corruption in Latin America and the Caribbean. The…
TI Secretariat fully supports steps being taken by TI Zimbabwe in line with donor evaluation report
Contrary to a story in Zimbabwe government weekly The Sunday Mail, EU and Norad have not frozen funding to TI Zimbabwe (TI-Z), and donors are confident that TI-Z is implementing their…
Transparency International launches chapter in Sweden
Following the launch of a new TI chapter in Sweden, anti-corruption activists from the Baltic and Nordic region will meet to discuss clean trade, good corporate governance and European…
Plundering politicians and bribing multinationals undermine economic development, says TI
Transparency International’s new Global Corruption Report 2004 charts the flow of stolen assets, recommends ways to recover money looted by despots, and sets out new Standards on Political Finance…
New book in Arabic to help combat corruption
Arab experts and activists meeting in Casablanca launch adaptation of Transparency International Source Book on Confronting Corruption to address realities of Middle East and North African countries
More than 20 experts and activists gathered in Casablanca on 27-29 February to pool their anti-corruption knowledge and know-how with the aim of producing a new Transparency International Source Book…
Transparency International urges African leaders to sign and ratify AU and UN Anti-Corruption Conventions
Effective implementation of the AU and UN conventions is a necessary step towards realising the goals of the New Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD), says TI As African heads of state and…
Georgia must act quickly to curb corruption to fulfil hopes of ‘rose’ revolution, says Transparency International
TI outlines anti-corruption priorities for Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili "Georgia must follow up the 'rose' revolution against a corrupt regime with swift action against corruption and…
Georgia must act quickly to curb corruption to fulfil hopes of ‘rose’ revolution, says Transparency International
TI outlines anti-corruption priorities for Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili "Georgia must follow up the 'rose' revolution against a corrupt regime with swift action against corruption and…
TI strongly condemns assassination attempt on Nigerian Integrity Awards winner
The attack on Dr Dora Akunyili highlights the perils faced by those determined to root out corruption Transparency International (TI) condemns the assassination attempt on Dr Dora Akunyili, the…
Transparency International assesses Kyrgyz government initiative
The establishment of the National Council on Good Governance in Kyrgyzstan is a positive step, but the body must remain independent and transparentIn a sign that Kyrgyzstan is making a serious effort…
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