Corruption Watch relaunches its website
Corruption Watch is pleased to announce the relaunch of its website, www.corruptionwatch.org.za today. Since its launch in 2012, the website has firmly established itself as the main source of…
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Campaign groups welcome VISA’s call for independent FIFA reform
Campaign groups advocating for independent FIFA reform have welcomed the news from another FIFA sponsor, VISA calling for an independent, third party commission to be responsible for reforming…
Transparency International-USA statement on New York rules for shell companies and real estate deals
As a follow up to the New York Times series “Towers of Secrecy,” which revealed how billions of dollars’ worth of luxury real estate in New York City has been purchased using shell companies, New…
FIFA fails to tackle corruption crisis
Measures announced today by FIFA fall far short of what is required to clean out corruption at FIFA and its associations. Instead of agreeing to a serious independent reform commission, FIFA today…
Transparency and Integrity in Political Financing – High Time for Change
Transparency International-Malaysia (TI-M) released the findings of the Malaysian Corruption Barometer (MCB) 2014, which surveyed the public’s experiences and views on corruption and their…
MEDIA ADVISORY: How to fix FIFA - and end corruption - Monday 20 July 2015
Transparency International, #NewFIFANow and the International Trade Union Confederation will host a press conference in Zurich to discuss the reform process at FIFAIn the run up to the Executive…
How to fix FIFA
Independent reform is the only way to rescue FIFAAs FIFA’s executive committee meets to discuss fresh elections for FIFA’s president, leading campaign groups have come together to call for…
Transparency International calls for fair trial and transparent process for Leyla and Arif Yunus
As the trial of prominent human rights defender Leyla Yunus and her husband Arif Yunus starts in Azerbaijan next week, Transparency International, the global anti-corruption movement, calls for the…
Malaysia: Reform now or lose the people
The recent revelation by the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) that as much as US$700 million have been channelled directly to Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak's personal bank accounts is deeply…
TI-Malaysia, others file complaints to MACC on possible corrupt practices in political funding
29 June - Following the refusal of the Elections Commission (EC) to initiate any sort of investigations with respect to the allegations made in a report published by the Wall Street Journal,…
Transparency International says draft Hungarian law is a tax on transparency
Hungary set to severely restrict access to information with vague new lawTransparency International said a proposed law in Hungary could sharply restrict the public’s access to information about…
Corruption in five Eastern European countries remains endemic
A lack of progress fighting corruption in five Eastern European countries is hampering democratic progress and undermining the prospect of greater economic and political cooperation with the European…
Transparency International condemns proposed restrictions on civil society in Cambodia
Transparency International strongly condemns a proposed law in Cambodia that has been criticised by domestic and international civil society organisations because it could greatly restrict the voice…
Transparency International demands immediate release of Paul Eric Kingue of Cameroon
Charges were dropped against the Mayor of Njombe-Penja but he remains in prisonTransparency International demands Cameroonian authorities take immediate action to release Paul Eric Kingue of…
Transparency International demande la liberation immediate de Paul Eric Kingue du Cameroun
Transparency International demande aux autorités camerounaises de prendre des mesures immédiates pour libérer Paul Eric Kingué de Njombe Penja après plus de sept ans d'emprisonnement illégal. En…
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