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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…
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…
Since its re-election, the Hungarian government has launched a campaign attacking the credibility of Hungarian NGOs. The government is striving to gain control power over the funding distributed to…
Transparency International Sri Lanka vehemently condemns the disruption of a workshop they had organised on investigative journalism for the second time and urges the government to take stern action…
Transparency International, the global movement against corruption, calls on the government of Montenegro and the Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR) as well as the…
Transparency International, the global anti-corruption movement, is calling on the government of Hungary to stop its strategy of intimidation aimed at stifling the voice of civil society and…
Alexise Ouedraogo, a TV journalist from Cote d’Ivoire, Victor Akinwande, a software developer from Nigeria, and Lawrence Yealue, a technology activist from Liberia have been chosen as the winners of…
The main political parties have assumed (and signed) a Commitment for transparency and against corruption before the European elections, asked by Transparency International Spain, and they have shown…
Survey reveals that 72% of young people across four Asia Pacific countries would engage in corruption for personal gainUrgent action is needed to avert a crisis of values amongst young people in four…
The fight against corruption in Asia Pacific cannot succeed without the support of the region’s vast youth population. On 27 May, Transparency International will launch a new report showing how…
Governments: take watchdogs off the leashGovernments in corruption-stricken South Asia must allow anti-corruption agencies to investigate and prosecute corruption independently, Transparency…
South Asia tops the list of the regions most affected by corruption. It has the worst average Corruption Perceptions Index score of any other part of the world. One South Asian in three paid bribes…
Transparencia por Colombia hace un llamado a los candidatos presidenciales para que asuman un papel constructivo y transparente en beneficio del debate electoralA dos semanas de celebrarse las…
Transparency International welcomes news that on 1 May 2014 Geo-Sung Kim, the Chair of Transparency International-Korea, has finally been cleared of charges levelled against him in 1977 and 1978 for…
The Asia Pacific Chapters of Transparency International movement, who met in Bali Indonesia prior to the Open Government Partnership Asia Pacific Regional Conference, herewith recognize the…
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