No Death Penalty for Corruption
Nairobi, Kenya: 1st April, 2014 - Transparency International Kenya strongly opposes the effort by Kiharu MP, Irungu Kang’ata to amend Section 48 of the Anti-Corruption and Economic Crimes Act to…
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Transparency International board alarmed at crackdowns on civil society around the world
Transparency International's Board of Directors expressed today its serious concerns about the continuously shrinking space for civil society throughout the world, notably in countries where…
Garda Commissioner must do more than withdraw ‘disgusting’ comments
TI Ireland also calls on Data Protection Commissioner to clarify public statement on Garda audit and remarks made to RTE today. Transparency International Ireland (TI Ireland) has welcomed recent…
Teodorin Obiang Nguema indicted in Bien Mal Acquis case
Mr. Teodorin Obiang Nguema, Vice-President of Equatorial Guinea, has been placed under formal investigation for money-laundering in the Biens Mal Acquis (“ill-gotten gains”) case by investigating…
Mise en examen de Teodorin Obiang Nguema dans l’affaire des biens mal acquis
Monsieur Teodorin Obiang Nguema, Vice-Président de Guinée Équatoriale, a été mis en examen mercredi 19 mars 2014 par les juges d’instruction du Tribunal de Grande Instance de Paris pour blanchiment…
Who’s your anti-corruption hero?
Transparency International accepting nominations for 2014 Integrity AwardsThe global anti-corruption organisation Transparency International is now accepting nominations for its 2014 Integrity…
Transparency International chapters from around the world call for the preservation of peace and democracy in Venezuela
On the occasion of the current session of the United Nations Human Rights Council, Transparency International national chapters from around the world are sending letters of concern to their…
TI Georgia poll on surveillance: 69% of respondents would not discuss critical political opinions on the phone
Illegal government surveillance has been a concern in Georgia for several years. The existence of an archive of thousands of audio and video records obtained as a result of mass illegal surveillance…
Transparency International calls on the Nigerian government to rescind its Centenary Award to the late president Sani Abacha
Transparency International, the global anti-corruption movement, deplores the action taken by the government of Nigeria to name the late president of Nigeria, General Sani Abacha, as a recipient of…
Presidente Santos firma Ley de Transparencia
Los colombianos contarán con la ley de transparencia y acceso a la información pública para exigir su derecho a la información como un derecho fundamental. Con esta ley, Colombia se alinea a la…
مقترح قانون سرية المعلومات البحريني بالصيغة المطروحة يتعارض مع إتفاقية الأمم المتحدة لمكافحة الفساد
يناقش مجلس الشورى مشروع قانون حماية المعلومات ووثائق الدولة وقد أنهى المجلس مناقشته المشروع المقدم من قبل الحكومة، وأنهاه في جلستين فقط. ومن ضمن ما كشفت عنه الصحافة المحلية فإن القانون يشمل إضافة الى…
Transparency International warns that billions of climate change dollars face corruption risk
New reports show 7 of the bigger, multinational climate funds must do more to promote transparency, accountability and integrityFunds set up to manage the global response to climate change must act…
Transparency International calls on the Nigerian government to step up its fight against corruption and welcomes an investigation into the oil sector
Transparency International welcomes the announcement by President Goodluck Jonathan of Nigeria of a full investigation into the oil sector where revenues of up to US$20 billion are alleged to have…
NEW AUTHORITIES MUST PROVE THAT INTEGRITY IS NOT A MERE SLOGAN
Transparency International Ukraine warmly congratulates the Maidan protesters on their victory in the fight for the right of Ukrainian people to live in the state without corrupt politicians and…
Transparency International chapters to monitor EU sanctions of corrupt Ukrainian officials
The European Union agreement to freeze assets of corrupt Ukrainian officials is an important first step to ensure there is no impunity for corruption in Ukraine, Transparency International said…
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