UK offers safe haven for corrupt assets
Major changes are required if the UK is to detect, freeze and seize the corruptly-obtained assets that are flowing undetected through the financial system, a Transparency International UK (TI-UK)…
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Transparency International Fiji launches “Fiji Youth for Integrity” on Anti – Corruption day.
International Anti-Corruption Day will be celebrated around the globe on 9th December 2012 and the Fiji Chapter of Transparency International (TI) Fiji will use the annual event to promote its…
Transparency International Ukraine Presents a Photo Exhibition “What Does Euromaidan Stand For?”
On December 9, the International Anti-Corruption Day, Transparency International Ukraine presents an online photo exhibition called “What Does Euromaidan Stand For?” Using 23 photos, TI Ukraine…
Statement on the passing of Nelson Mandela from Huguette Labelle, Chair of Transparency International
“Transparency International is deeply saddened by the passing of Nelson Mandela, one of Africa’s and the world’s greatest and most inspiring leaders. Nelson Mandela’s pursuit of social justice and…
Public institutions need to be more open and transparent about their work
Papua New Guinea ranks “highly corrupt” on the Corruption Perceptions IndexPapua New Guinea is still perceived to be “highly corrupt” according to the 2013 Corruption Perceptions Index released in…
New Zealand Tops 2013 Corruption Perceptions Index
The Transparency International Secretariat in Berlin today released its annual Corruption Perceptions Index. The Index, which ranks the public sector of 177 countries across the world according to…
Corruption Perceptions Index: Corruption around the world in 2013
Transparency International’s Corruption Perceptions Index 2013 offers a warning that the abuse of power, secret dealings and bribery continue to ravage societies around the world. More than two…
Monitor Legislativo rechaza detención arbitraria contra Alejandro Silva
Alejandro Silva, coordinador de giras del líder de la oposición y gobernador de Miranda, Henrique Capriles Radonski, fue detenido más de 14 horas por funcionarios que no se identificaron -vestidos de…
Transparency International condemns harassment of its Yemeni chapter by police
Transparency International condemns the harassment on Sunday by Yemeni police on members of the Yemeni Team for Transparency and Integrity (YTTI), Transparency International’s chapter in formation in…
Strengthening UN Convention Implementation Reviews
Over 1000 government officials will gather today at a United Nations summit in Panama on the tenth anniversary of adoption of the UN Convention against Corruption. Transparency International is…
تحالف المنظمات الاهلية العربية يطالب الدول الاجنبية لمساعدة الدول العربية في استرداد الاموال المنهوبة
عانت المنطقة العربية بالفترة الاخيرة مجموعة من الاحداث والاضطرابات السياسية التي كشفت عن وجود العديد من الاموال المهربة الى خارج دولها من قبل مسؤولين سياسيين من قادة وأتباع الأنظمة الحاكمة الفاسدة…
Corruption in education threatens children’s prospects in Africa and must be tackled
From improper budget spending and insufficient access to education, to poor teaching practices and nepotism, corruption in education is rampant across Africa, robbing millions of young people of…
AMAN launches No to Wasta and impunity campaigns
The Coalition for Integrity and Accountability AMAN has launched the No to wasta and no to impunity campaigns in the run up to International Anticorruption Day (9 December). International and local…
Transparency International report calls for more action to combat corruption in cricket
The International Cricket Council (ICC) must face up to the corruption risks both on and off the pitch that challenge the integrity of cricket by strengthening its own governance and by using its…
Transparency International to sponsor One World Media Corruption Reporting Award
The global anti-corruption organisation Transparency International is pleased to announce its sponsorship of the Transparency International Corruption Reporting Award, a new award, as part of the One…
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