Santiago Summit of the Americas:
Transparency International calls for concrete actionThe Santiago Summit of the Americas will test whether the leaders are prepared to act on the ground-breaking anticorruption commitments they made…
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Indonesian anti-corruption reforms “mere symbolism”
Keeping declarations of assets confidential is pointlessThe announcement by President Suharto of Indonesia that his ministers will be required to declare their assets has been described as…
Swiss Authorities Assist Retrieval of Corrupt Money
Move to Clean Up Banking Follows Initiative by Transparency International
Stashing away and laundering the funds illegally amassed by their corrupt rulers is one of the key factors stabilising corrupt systems--the question of how to deal with the Marcoses, Mobutus and…
Background information for editors: OECD Convention update: Ratification process enters crucial phase
National legislation must be tabled by 1 AprilThe OECD convention against foreign bribery is now entering a critical stage with most of the 34 signatory countries still having to table legislation in…
OECD Anti-Corruption Convention leaves critical questions still open
Aim to curb foreign bribery by international firms Purpose: Briefing on the proposed "Convention on Combating Bribery of Foreign Public Officials in International Busines Transactions" Issue:…
“Pacific islands states v. just and honest government”
The latest attacks on the office of the Ombudsman in Vanuatu appears to be a widening of a rash of moves in the Pacific island states directed against just and honest government, says Transparency…
Accolade for World Bank, brickbats for offshore banking centres
The World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have received unexpected support for their new anti-corruption policies. In their Lima Declaration Against Corruption, over 1,000 delegates…
“Toughen anti-corruption laws”, says Lima conference
Laws in many countries are hopelessly inadequate to curtail corruption and there are several ways in which these should be strengthened. So concluded the 1,000 delegates drawn from 93 countries…
New Opinion Poll Finds Danes to be Strongly Against Corruption Overseas
But the richer they are the less they careAn opinion poll published today by TI-Denmark and Gallup shows strong public rejection towards Danish companies bribing civil servants abroad. 73% of…
Transparency International publishes 1997 Corruption Perceptions Index
An Index of Perceptions of Corruption Around the WorldTransparency International (TI) today releases its 1997 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI). The index, issued at a time of growing public concern…
TI 1997 Corruption Perceptions Index
Questions & AnswersThe Trends: Is (e.g.) Nigeria the most corrupt country in the world? No! Nigeria is perceived by contributors to be the most corrupt in this ranking of 52 countries. Keep in…
OECD : Important Milestone in Curbing International Bribery
Ministers from the world's 29 leading industrial nations have formally adopted Recommendations on anti-corruption actions at their conference in Paris yesterday at the Organisation for Economic…
Business leaders call on OECD Ministers to “act against international corruption”
On the eve of the OECD Ministerial meeting in Paris, European business leaders have called on European governments to criminalise international corruption and to end tax-deductibility of bribes paid…
Seize Mobutu’s wealth or lose your own money, Western Governments told
Transparency International (TI), the Berlin-based anti-corruption international non-governmental organisation, has added its voice to those calling for the assets of Zaire's President Mobutu Sese…
Deutsche Korruption weltweit
Leserbrief an die Frankfurter Allgemeine ZeitungMeine Anerkennung zu Ihrem ausgezeichneten Bericht über die internationale Debatte zur Kontrolle der Korruption ( Absetzbare Schmiergelder, F.A.Z. vom…
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