11th International Anti-Corruption Conference
Corporate governance in the post-Enron era, political party finance, recovery of stolen assets, money laundering, and corruption in post-conflict reconstruction on the agenda of the world’s premium…
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International Criminal Court chief prosecutor will investigate dictators’ secret bank accounts
Transparency International board member Luis Moreno Ocampo becomes first chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court
"The fight against graft is gaining momentum," said Peter Eigen, Chairman of Transparency International (TI), the world's leading non-governmental organisation engaged in the fight against…
Civil society seeks to support efforts to combat corruption in the Americas
Participation in process critical to implementation of the Inter-American Convention Against Corruption In a significant step toward transparency and participation, the Organization of American…
Corruption threatens to hamstring Sri Lanka reconstruction, says Transparency International
The international community must ensure that the disbursement of donor aid for post-war reconstruction is based on full financial transparency and clear lines of accountability Financial aid to fund…
Best Investigative Journalism Report on Corruption in Latin America and Caribbean award goes to Nicaraguan journalist
Jorge Loásiga, journalist from La Prensa of Managua (Nicaragua), wins prize awarded by Transparency International and the Press and Society Institute (Instituto Prensa y Sociedad)
Investigations into mishandling of funds by Latin American presidents were identified as some of the exceptional reports presented in the first year of the Prize for Best Investigative Journalism…
Zambia’s rotten state of governance ‘laid bare’
Transparency International report cites ‘culture of impunity and lack of political will’ as brakes on national integrity system until ‘New Deal’ declared war on corruption
The rotten state of Zambia's system of governance has been laid bare in a report published globally today by Transparency International (TI), the global non-governmental organisation engaged in the…
Unaccountable governments ‘are threatening to derail UN Anti-Corruption Convention’
Transparency International urges countries that are not yet ready to commit to serious anti-corruption measures to withdraw from the drafting group rather than water down the Convention The…
“UN Convention must criminalise private sector corruption,” says Transparency International
TI calls for the UN Anti-Corruption Convention to deter bribery of corporate officials and criminalise private sector corruption "Private sector corruption should be subject to preventive measures…
Transparency International alarmed by the sudden, opaque repeal of anti-corruption act in Nigeria
Passage of the new Bill would reduce Nigeria’s anti-corruption commission to a toothless agency with no power to investigate and prosecute Transparency International (TI), the global anti-corruption…
Transparency International applauds Argentine Anti-Corruption Office for its transparency
Anti-Corruption Office sets precedent by publishing OAS recommendations for combating corruption
Transparency International, the world's leading anti-corruption organization, applauded Argentina's Anti-Corruption Office today for making public the OAS recommendations on measures Argentina…
Transparency International urges AU governments to approve draft African anti-corruption Convention
Approval of draft Convention by the AU Executive Council on 5-6 March would pave the way for an African instrument to prevent and combat graft and help countries to live up to their NEPAD promises,…
La sociedad civil apoya los esfuerzos para combatir la corrupción en las Américas
Su participación en el proceso es fundamental para la impementación de la Convención Interamericana contra la Corrupción EN UN PASO SIGNIFICATIVO hacia la transparencia y la participación, el Comité…
Transparency International co-sponsors workshop on corruption in Addis Ababa
Transparency International, in collaboration with the African Development Bank and the African Union, is hosting a 'Regional Learning Workshop on National Strategies for Combating Corruption',…
‘Regulators must intervene to stop companies bribing governments and public officials abroad,’ says Peter Eigen on launch of Global Corruption Report 2003
Developed country governments must ‘insist on full disclosure of aid budgets, enforce OECD Anti-Bribery Convention, and require companies to disclose taxes and royalties paid to governments abroad,’…
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