France Implements Historic Anti-Corruption Agreement
But TI warns that Italy, Japan and Netherlands are ducking OECD commitments - serious shortcomings in monitoring programmeTransparency International has welcomed landmark legislation to fully…
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Transparency International Chairman Eigen opens dialogue with the China Society of Administrative Supervision
Transparency International (TI), the anti-corruption organisation, has initiated a dialogue with a leading association in China, the China Society of Administrative Supervision (CSAS) to explore ways…
International Anti-Corruption Conference to be held in Eastern Europe for the first time
Prague to be venue for world’s largest anti-corruption forum in 2001For the first time, the International Anti-Corruption Conference (IACC) will be held in a country of Central and Eastern Europe.…
Gender and Corruption: are women less corrupt?
Women are less likely to pay bribes but are more disadvantaged in corrupt systems. Corruption has a disproportunately negative effect on women, says Transparency InternationalHigher levels of women`s…
Telekom Malaysia Accused of Paying Kickbacks
Japanese firm Mitsui should be blacklisted if complicity is provenTransparency International (TI) welcomes the prompt action taken by the Malaysian authorities concerning allegations that…
Greater Criminal Penalties. Tougher Disclosure Rules. A New Transparency Culture.
Transparency international calls for a new culture of transparency in the financing of German politicsGermany needs a new culture of transparency on how politics is financed and influenced,…
How to Build a Mega-Airport Without Corruption
New Transparency International Report Praises HK Experience - “Hong Kong Should Carry on with a Superb Tradition”The Airport Core Programme in Hong Kong is an outstanding example of how corruption…
Construction and Arms Industries Seen as Leading International Bribe-Payers
New Transparency International Survey Highlights Bribe-Paying SectorsThe construction and arms industries are seen as the business sectors with the greatest propensity to pay bribes to government…
Algerian anti-corruption journalist forced to resign Editors of Algerian daily come under pressure
Transparency International (TI), the international anti-corruption movement, has expressed its concern over Algerian journalist Djillali Hadjadj, who has been forced to resign from his job with the…
Malaysian Political Parties Have no Views on Curbing Corruption?
Most Malaysian parties, including the main component parties in the ruling coalition, have made no commitment to promote greater transparency and accountabilityWith the general election approaching,…
Transparency International deeply concerned over arrest of Nicaraguan Comptroller-General
“Disturbing pattern of false accusations against officials who fight corruption in high places”Transparency International, the international organisation against corruption, has expressed its deep…
New Poll Shows Many Leading Exporters Using Bribes
Transparency International releases new indexes - brand new Bribe Payers Index, largest ever Corruption Perceptions IndexTransparency International (TI) today released a brand new Bribe Payers…
Transparency International launches Integrity Awards
“Prize to acknowledge courage and determination of anti-corruption fighters”As the largest ever global anti-corruption conference comes to a close, Transparency International announces the creation…
Transparency International elects new directors from Argentina, Colombia, Kenya and Nepal
TI Chairman Peter Eigen re-elected for three yearsIn the first contested election for membership of the Board of Directors of Transparency International, the anti-corruption organisation's annual…
Anti-corruption conference ends with call for international mechanisms to recover looted money
Concern over “unacceptable risks” faced by investigative reportersThe international community must develop international mechanisms for the retrieval of money looted by corrupt rulers, the final…
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