Sri Lankan civil society condemns government intimidation
Over the past few years Sri Lanka's civil society organizations have been facing a most challenging task in discharging their responsibilities and obligations. These challenges have led to a…
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PNG watch dog institutions must do their appointed jobs independently of external influence
Transparency International PNG (TI PNG) notes the Prime Minister Peter O'Neill's moves to suspend his court actions to postpone the warrant for his arrest for fraud and so allow himself to face…
Procesamiento del Vicepresidente de la Nación
El Vicepresidente de la Nación, Amado Boudou fue procesado, acusado de cohecho pasivo y de negociaciones incompatibles con la función. Básicamente se le imputa haber adquirido, junto a otras…
Transparency begrüßt Deutschlands Kandidatur bei der Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative
Die Antikorruptionsorganisation Transparency International Deutschland begrüßt die heutige Entscheidung der Bundesregierung, Deutschlands Kandidatur für die Rohstofftransparenz-Initiative EITI…
Transparency International calls on MEPs to embrace anti-corruption agenda
On the occasion of the first plenary session of the new European Parliament, Transparency International calls on MEPs to set new standards of integrity and transparency over the next five years. To…
TI turns to the Hungary’s Ombudsman regarding its recent government audit
Transparency International Hungary continues to question the legal mandate of the Government Control Office (KEHI) to conduct audits related to support received from the Norwegian Civil Support Fund,…
Transparency International condemns Montenegro’s failure to investigate electoral fraud
Transparency International said today the rejection of 842 cases of election irregularities in Montenegro by the Constitutional Court and State Election Commission reveals a poor commitment to…
Biens mal acquis: Le président de TI France relaxé dans un procès en diffamation
Transparency International France salue la décision rendue aujourd’hui par le tribunal correctionnel de Paris qui relaxe Daniel Lebègue des accusations en diffamation portées à son encontre par…
Corrected: World Bank debarments and suspensions play important role in fighting corruption
Transparency International today welcomed the World Bank report on debarments and suspensions which showed that in the past six years there have been 224 cases demonstrating that the institution…
Transparency International calls on Nigerian government to reinstate charges against Mohammed Abacha
Transparency International, the global anti-corruption movement, deplores the action taken by the government of Nigeria to drop corruption charges against Mohammed Abacha, son of the late president…
Governments, business “Unmask the Corrupt”
Corruption Watch will participate in a global campaign, “Unmask the Corrupt", launched on 19 June by Transparency International (TI). The campaign’s overarching objective is to end the impunity…
Líderes do G20: Exponham os corruptos
Os líderes do G20 que se reunirão na Austrália no final deste ano devem dificultar a capacidade de os corruptos se esconderem atrás de empresas secretas, disse a Transparency International –…
G20 leaders: Unmask the corrupt
G20 officials meeting in Australia later this year must make it harder for the corrupt to hide behind secret companies, Transparency International said today as it launched a global campaign to…
Open Government: Citizens’ Suggestions on How to Make Government More Open
Regional consultations on Ukraine’s Open Government Partnership Initiative Action Plan for 2014-2015 were held on June 16 2014. As a result, more than 150 proposals from civil society, local…
Event: G20 leaders can unmask the corrupt by ending secrecy surrounding company ownership
Transparency International’s global effort to stamp out corruption takes a new direction 19 June with the start of an initiative to unmask the corrupt and the companies these criminals use to hide…
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