Arrest of Zagreb City Mayor Mr. Milan Bandić
Transparency International Croatia would like to stress that the recent arrest of the Mayor of the City of Zagreb Mr. Milan Bandic and CEO of Zagreb Holding Mr. Slobodan Ljubicic are again proof that…
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Transparency International calls for FIFA to publish World Cup investigation
The Transparency International movement passed a resolution calling on FIFA, world football’s governing body, to publish its investigation into alleged bribery in the awarding of the World Cup to…
MEDIA ADVISORY: Transparency Internationals new leadership meets the press TODAY at 1330 in Berlin
Transparency International has a new chair, Jose Ugaz and vice-chair, Elena Panfilova. They were elected by the Transparency International Annual Membership Meeting on 19 October, 2014 with the…
José Ugaz elected chair of Transparency International
Elena Panfilova elected vice-chairJosé Ugaz was today elected chair of the board of Transparency International, the global anti-corruption organisation present in more than 100 countries. Ugaz, the…
Transparency International says more needs to be done to stop illicit financial flows
Transparency International today called on the United Nations and its member states to do more to ensure development funds reach the people they are meant to help by establishing global mechanisms to…
South Africa’s Public Protector Thuli Madonsela wins Transparency International’s Integrity Award
Transparency International today proudly announces that Thuli Madonsela of South Africa has been selected as the winner of the anti-corruption group’s Integrity Award for 2014. The Integrity Awards…
Transparency International to announce 2014 Integrity Award winner 17th October
Transparency International will announce the winner of its 2014 Integrity Award at www.transparency.org on Friday 17th October at 09.00 am Berlin time (CET). Transparency International created the…
Honduras government, ASJ and Transparency International sign agreement for transparency
During her visit to Honduras, Transparency International´s Chair met with civil society organisations and government representativesTransparency International (TI), its national chapter in Honduras,…
Transparency International data shows Ethiopia suffers from high levels of bribery
Transparency International said today that contrary to recent reports, it has not ranked Ethiopia as the least corrupt country in Africa. Data from the anti-corruption group’s research shows that…
Transparency International calls on Ukrainian parliament to pass strong anti-corruption laws
Transparency International, the global anti-corruption movement, and its partner in Ukraine call on the Ukrainian parliament to pass a series of anti-corruption laws in a vote tomorrow that would…
Transparency International and I Watch ask Tunisian candidates to make public anti-corruption pledge
Transparency International, the anti-corruption group, and its partner I Watch today called on all political parties registered in the upcoming Tunisian elections to announce their full commitment to…
Alta discrecionalidad para tomar decisiones y detrimento patrimonial
Los principales riesgos de corrupción en procesos de contratación del sector de Agua Potable y Saneamiento BásicoEl hallazgo de más de 10 riesgos de corrupción de gran recurrencia en los procesos de…
Call for Entries: Middle East & North Africa Investigative Journalism Prize
Transparency International announced today its first Middle East & North Africa Investigative Journalism Prize to highlight and encourage in-depth investigative reports of corruption in the…
Transparency International New Zealand’s Open Letter to the Prime Minister
Dear Prime Minister, Congratulations in your re-election and for your commitment to making our country a better place to live with a brighter future for New Zealand and New Zealanders. Thank you for…
11 years after signing, German Parliament approves Global Corruption Agreement
Japan, New Zealand last major economies yet to ratify global dealTransparency International today welcomed the German parliament's move to ratify the 2003 United Nations Convention against…
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