G-7 Talks Tough On Corruption
Pushing Bribery Issue Higher As Key International Economic Policy IssueThe Group of 7 finance ministers, meeting in Washington this week, called on the international financial institutions and the…
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Peruvian Judge victim of siege was corruption fighter
Peruvian Supreme Court Justice, Carlos Guisti Acuña, who died in the aftermath of the ending of the siege in the Japanese embassy in Lima, Peru, on Tuesday (22 April) had been chosen a month earlier…
TI Source Book now on Internet
Manual spells out systematic strategies against corruptionThe "TI Source Book", a step-by-step guide on how to counter corruption is now available on TI homepage. Peter Eigen, the chairman of TI,…
United Nations issues Landmark Declaration Against Corruption
The United Nations has just issued a new and forceful "Declaration against corruption and bribery in international commercial transactions" which can pave the way for enhanced international action,…
Transparency International to organise International Anti-Corruption Conference
Peruvian Attorney General meets NGO in BerlinTransparency International (TI) will serve as the secretariat for the International Anti-Corruption Conference (IACC) for the first time next year. TI…
Launching the TI Sourcebook in English, Russian, Arabic and Spanish
at Omni Shoreham Hotel (Ambassador Ballroom), Washington D.C.Transparency International at the IMF/World Bank Annual Meetings is launching its Sourcebook as a major first step to establishing a…
Kinkel, Weizsäcker call for release of Nigeria’s Obasanjo
An international campaign led by TI is to increase the pressure on Nigeria’s rulers
German foreign minister, Mr. Klaus Kinkel, and former president Richard von Weizsäcker have called for the immediate release of General Olusegun Obasanjo, the former head of state of Nigeria. In 1979…
Gesetzentwürfe gegen Korruption unzureichend
Die gegenwärtige Bundestagsdebatte der Gesetzentwürfe gegen Korruption charakterisierte Peter Eigen als vom Ansatz her unzureichend.Der Vorsitzende von Transparency International, der internationalen…
Singapore Corruption Scam
“Classic Consultancy Scam”The recent activities of some international companies in Singapore are a classic text-book case of how much international corruption is operating, says the Berlin-based…
“Corruption still exerts a major influence on business dealings around the world,” said Prof. Dr. Peter Eigen, speaking at the World Business Forum in Istanbul
It is a demoralizing force, and prevents the development of progressive strategies for social change." Peter Eigen, Chairman of Transparency International, which today released its annual index of…
1996 International Corruption Perception Index
Issued by Transparency International (TI)At a time of growing public concern about corruption throughout the world, Transparency International (TI) releases its 1996 TI Corruption Perception Index.…
Moves at OECD to Counter Business Corruption Draw Praise
The decision by the Council of the OECD meeting in Paris yesterday (22 May) to re-examine the tax deductibility of bribes to foreign public officials and to criminalise such bribery has been welcomed…
Press Release: TI-Forum Reopened
Nota Bene: The service announced in this Press Release is no longer active.Free service will enable worldwide discussion of issues related to TI and the problem of corruption. The TI-Forum, a…
Uganda International Conference on Empowering Civil Society in the Fight against Corruption
Final Statement of the Meeting Members of the Transparency International (TI) movement drawn from 32 countries met in Uganda from 21 - 25 April 1996 to discuss the challenges to good governance in…
Free Obasanjo Campaign
At the Conference on Good Governance in Africa: Empowering Civil Society in the Fight against Corruption, held on 21 - 25 April 1996, TI decided to support an initiative of the African Leadership…
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