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Transparency International, the leading civil society organisation tackling corruption worldwide, will release its 21st annual Corruption Perceptions Index on Wednesday, 27 January 2016 at 5am Berlin…
L’arrêt rendu ce jour par la Cour de cassation constitue une étape doublement importante et historique. D’abord, en rejetant ce pourvoi la Cour de Cassation ouvre la voie au procès de Teodoro OBIANG…
Transparency International and its Middle East and North Africa chapters and partners today said the lack of final and enforceable sentences from national courts against the people involved in…
The city of Sao Paulo, home to more than 11 million people including many of Brazil’s richest and poorest, has agreed to open up its property register to provide better transparency. This will make…
Transparency International today opened the voting phase of its Unmask the Corrupt campaign to highlight the most symbolic cases of grand corruption. Grand corruption is the abuse of high-level…
To mark International Anti-Corruption Day, Transparency International, the global civil society organisation leading the fight against corruption, will open the voting phase of its Unmask the Corrupt…
Die Antikorruptionsorganisation Transparency Deutschland fordert die Vertragsstaaten der Klimarahmenkonvention in Paris auf, transparente Strukturen für die internationale Klimafinanzierung zu…
Transparency International estime que 75 millions d’Africains ont versé un pot-de-vin au cours de l’année dernièreUne majorité d’Africains déclare que la corruption a progressé au cours des 12…
Transparency International estimates 75 million Africans paid a bribe in the past yearA majority of Africans say corruption has risen in the past 12 months and most governments are seen as failing in…
Transparency International and Malta Prime Minister make joint statementAt the first day of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM), taking place in Malta, a joint statement of…
Transparency International will publish on 1 December the results of a public opinion poll about people’s experiences and perceptions of corruption in 28 African countries. For the survey People and…
Report shows weak disclosure on corporate holdings and country-by-country reporting, disclosure of programmes to prevent corruption scores betterThe world’s biggest telecommunications companies do…
New report from Transparency International shows lack of information and transparency in football and highlights corruption risksMost of the 209 national Football Associations that make up FIFA,…
Despite the announcement by the authorities of a landslide victory for the "yes" and a "massive participation" of the electorate in the referendum of October 25, 2015, TLP – Congo (a coalition of…
Transparency International will publish on 24 November the first-ever assessment of the transparency in corporate reporting by the 35 largest telecommunications companies, including service providers…
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