Let Zimbabweans decide in a free and fair election
The government should withdraw the restrictive press laws in their entirety and allow domestic and international observers to monitor elections, says TI President Robert Mugabe's ruling Zanu-PF…
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Monitoring is the key to the success of a UN Convention Against Corruption
“Transparency International welcomes the lead of Austria and the Netherlands in their proposal that the implementation of the Convention be formally monitored.” Peter Eigen, Transparency…
Transparency International calls on Azerbaijani President to protect army whistleblower
Anti-corruption NGO urges Baku to safeguard the rule of law and protect those who expose corruption Transparency International (TI), the world's leading non-governmental organisation fighting…
TI welcomes Asian and Pacific governments’ new move against corruption
Implementation is the key to the success of the Anti-Corruption Action Plan endorsed by 17 Asian and Pacific countries, says NGO Transparency International (TI) - the leading anti-corruption NGO -…
Good governance and financial transparency are central to a sustainable reconstruction of Afghanistan
TI calls for relations between the international community and an emerging Afghan government to be based on full financial transparency and clear lines of accountability, both in humanitarian aid and…
Corruption still hampering EU accession process
The latest report by the European Commission finds corruption to be a persistent problem for the accession countries of Central and Eastern Europe Corruption issues play a major role in the European…
Grupos de la sociedad civil de todo el mundo han desencadenado una “explosión anticorrupción”, afirma el Informe Global sobre Corrupción 2001
Desde el lavado de dinero hasta el financiamiento de partidos políticos, del derrocamiento de Fujimori al escándalo de los sobornos del Senado argentino, el Informe Global sobre Corrupción 2001…
Protests highlight the urgent need for clean government in Georgia
TI calls for full and public disclosure of assets of government officials, and issues recommendations for improving accountability in Georgia The public protests at high-level corruption in the…
Public outrage is calling governments to account and forcing corrupt leaders out of office, says the Global Corruption Report 2001
From money laundering and corruption in conflict zones to the overthrow of Fujimori in Peru, the Global Corruption Report charts the progress made and challenges ahead "The secretive web that once…
Investigating magistrate in France and coalition that impeached city mayor in Brazil win anti-corruption prize
Transparency International announces the winners of the second annual TI Integrity Awards and honours four individuals who lost their lives fighting graft "The Transparency International Integrity…
The Global Corruption Report 2001 ‘echoes a clarion call for a worldwide coalition that will tolerate no safe haven for corruption and money-laundering’
Peter Eigen, Chairman of Transparency International, on the publication of the first edition of the definitive new report on the state of corruption around the world The Global Corruption Report…
Presidents Fox and Havel to join George Soros, Eva Joly, Interpol, NGOs and business leaders at the International Anti-Corruption Conference in Prague, 7-11 October
The IACC will include 72 hands-on workshops on money laundering, the media, corruption in aid, sport, health, education and conflict zones, and party fundingPresident Vicente Fox Quesada of Mexico,…
British kidnap victim case serves as warning anti-corruption group says
Letters requesting help to transfer funds out of Nigeria are an invitation to participate in a criminal conspiracy - Jeremy Pope, Executive Director, Transparency InternationalAnyone would have a…
A constructive dialogue is needed between civil society organisations and the players in the global trading system
The establishment by the WTO of an Advisory Group, including civil society representation, is a welcome development - Peter Eigen, Chairman, Transparency International"It is essential that the voice…
New index highlights worldwide corruption crisis, says Transparency International. he Corruption Perceptions Index 2001 ranks 91 countries
Almost two-thirds of the countries ranked in the new index score less than 5 out of a clean score of 10
"There is no end in sight to the misuse of power by those in public office - and corruption levels are perceived to be as high as ever in both the developed and developing worlds," said Peter Eigen,…
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