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With a special focus on Access to Information, the Global Corruption Report makes the case for corporate governance reforms after the Enron scandal "The corrupt are running out of places to hide.…
Law enforcement authorities are perceived to be the most corrupt public institutions in Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, Nepal, and Sri Lanka A new household survey released today by Transparency…
Transparency International issues a review of the most corrupt in politics and business in 2002 ahead of the launch of the Global Corruption Report 2003, the definitive new report on the state of…
Elf Aquitaine judge Eva Joly and Zimbabwean human rights campaigner John Makumbe join TI Integrity Awards selection committee The annual awards programme established by Transparency International…
TI’s Annual General Meeting elects new board members from Zimbabwe, Argentina, UK and India Peter Eigen, co-founder of Transparency International (TI), the anti-corruption organisation, was elected…
TI’s national chapters, at their Annual General Meeting in Casablanca, Morocco, commemorated the work of Nigeria’s late Attorney General Chief Bola Ige and his efforts to recover assets stolen during…
The third annual TI Integrity Award goes to a judge who took on corruption in her own profession, a critic of corruption in the pharmaceutical industry, and a civil society activist determined to…
Transparencia Brasil urges other presidential candidates to join Lula in signing Anti-Corruption Pledge ahead of forthcoming elections The leading candidate in Brazil's Presidential elections, Luiz…
Political leaders publicly commit to clean up government at the invitation of anti-corruption watchdog Party leaders from across the political spectrum convened at the Conference Centre in Islamabad…
The draft convention agreed today by African Union ministers is a positive step for the continent, says anti-corruption watchdog Transparency International and its national chapters in Africa…
Government cannot be made accountable as long as its income remains shrouded in secrecy In response to a recent International Monetary Fund internal report which found that nearly one billion…
Political parties and President Musharraf have been challenged to make pre-election pledges to clean up government On the eve of Pakistan's parliamentary elections, politicians from across the…
The Award for Agenda Setting 2002 was presented to Transparency International (TI) last night. Peter Eigen, Chairman of TI, received the award at an international conference, Agenda Setting 2002:…
Global corruption watchdog rewarded for its efforts in promoting coalition-building Transparency International (TI) has won the prestigious Carl Bertelsmann Prize 2002, it was announced today by the…
The Corruption Perceptions Index 2002, to be launched on 28 August 2002, will include more than 100 countries for the first time ever The Transparency International Corruption Perceptions Index 2002…
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