Time to close down the corruption casino
“The launch of the Euro should not descend into a carnival of money-laundering” - Peter Eigen, Chairman, Transparency InternationalIf the money looted from Nigeria by the dictator Sani Abacha were…
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Civil Society challenges governments in Open Letter to Global Forum II
It is time for the talking to stop and the action against corruption to begin. This is the central message that civil society organisations from across the world will deliver when they place a set of…
The Condon Report was a missed opportunity to launch an amnesty for cricketers ‘who come clean’
“By limiting cricketers’ use of mobile telephones, the report is suggesting a ‘them and us’ approach which can only further damage the standing of the game worldwide” - Jeremy Pope, Transparency…
Transparency International calls for a reform of German political party financing before the 2002 federal elections
“The existing proposals from the parties are full of loopholes”Transparency International has appealed to the political parties represented in the German Bundestag to introduce party financing…
Another giant leap for Yuri Baturin - Destination Earth
After breaking new ground in space as chaperone to Dennis Tito, astronaut Yuri Baturin heads earthbound to promote transparency and integrity in Russia"I love space," announced Dennis Tito, the first…
Transparency International joins Global Campaign for Participatory Urban Governance
Transparency International has joined together with the United Nations Centre for Human Settlements (Habitat) to launch a Global Campaign for Participatory Urban Governance. In a Memorandum of…
Transparency International UK Welcomes a Clear Agenda Against Corruption
Transparency International UK has welcomed today's report from the Parliamentary Select Committee on International Development. "The Committee has done an excellent job in reporting to Parliament and…
Transparency International endorses UK efforts to implement OECD Anti-Bribery Convention
“New legislation clear signal that major exporters are committed to fight corruption”, anti-corruption NGO saysTransparency International has endorsed efforts to bring UK legislation in line with the…
Transparency International launches campaign to repatriate Africa’s stolen wealth - Nyanga Declaration
TI in Africa to lead international campaign to trace laundered moneyThe members of the United Nations should adopt an international treaty to expedite the tracing, recovery and repatriation of wealth…
Transparency International launches chapter in Serbia
Civil society initiative ‘a sign of Serbia’s return to Europe’ - Miklos Marschall, Executive Director, Transparency InternationalA new country chapter was launched in Serbia today by Transparency…
Transparency International launches activities in Bosnia and Herzegovina
“Peace and prosperity go hand in hand with the fight against corruption”- Peter Eigen, Chairman, Transparency InternationalThe launch of a country chapter in Bosnia and Herzegovina coincided with…
Transparency International has a new national chapter in Botswana
The formal launch of a new national chapter of Transparency International "marked a milestone in the fight against corruption", said Peter Eigen, Chairman of Transparency International. In a message…
Transparency International is “dedicated to dialague”
Keeping corruption on the corporate agenda The call for meaningful corporate social responsibility is more urgent than ever. Good public governance is a crucial requirement for progress. The two go…
“Strongest correlation” between corruption and poor environmental performance, study shows
TI’s corruption index is the closest match to a country ranking of environmental performance, according to the Environmental Sustainability IndexThe more affected it is by corruption, the poorer a…
Bulgaria becomes more “open” for business
GSM license auction monitored by Transparency InternationalThe Bulgarian Government enlisted the assistance of Transparency International Bulgaria to ensure that the public auction of the second GSM…
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