É hora das empresas combaterem a corrupção
Estudo avalia transparência e ações de prevenção da corrupção de multinacionaisO TRAC – Transparency in Corporate Reporting: Assessing Emerging Market Multinationals (Transparência na Informação…
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Time has come for emerging market companies to fight corruption
Study highlights major gaps in anti-corruption reporting by emerging market multinationalsRapidly-expanding companies in emerging economies such as China and India must become more publicly…
The winners of the Latin American Investigative Journalism Award 2012-2013
Jury members María O’Donell (Argentina), Marcelo Beraba (Brazil), Gerardo Reyes (United States), Juan Luis Font (Guatemala) and Gustavo Gorriti (Peru) met for two days in Rio de Janeiro to select the…
Corruption taints the education of children across the Asia Pacific region and must be stopped
Across the Asia Pacific region, the ability of children to receive a proper education is damaged through corruption. From the buying of school materials and the school procurement process, to the…
Media advisory: New report will show emerging market multinational companies need to do more to stop corruption
Transparency International, the anti-corruption group, will examine transparency in corporate reporting of emerging market multinationals in a new study to be released on Thursday, 17 October…
Corruption threatens peacekeeping success
Failing to take account of the threat from corruption during peacekeeping operations puts the long-term success of international interventions at risk, warns a new report by Transparency…
FUNDE-ALAC presenta tercer informe sobre asesoría legal en casos de petición de acceso a información pública y denuncias de corrupción
El Centro de Asesoría Legal Anticorrupción de El Salvador (ALAC), oficina que forma parte de la Fundación Nacional para el Desarrollo (FUNDE), Capítulo Nacional de Transparencia Internacional,…
Many exporting nations still turn a blind eye to bribing foreign officials
The governments of major exporting nations must do more to stop their multinational companies from bribing their way into international markets, the anti-corruption group Transparency International…
Corrected: Transparency International calls for the protection of staff working with Transparency Maldives
Correction: In the second paragraph of the statement "Transparency International calls for the protection of staff working with Transparency Maldives" please read ... 'in the media', not 'in the…
New report: Corruption’s threat to peacekeeping missions
Transparency International UK’s Defence and Security Programme will launch a new report on corruption and peacekeeping with a panel discussion hosted by the Permanent Mission of Norway and NYU’s…
Forum Civil: Déclaration sur la crise intervenue dans la distribution de l’eau potable à Dakar
Le Forum Civil constate, pour le regretter fortement, les désagréments causés aux populations, ces dernières semaines par une perturbation dans la distribution de l’eau potable, principalement dans…
Media advisory: Major exporters still lag in enforcing rules against foreign bribery
Transparency International in a new report will show many countries are doing little to make sure their multinational companies are not paying bribes to access new and existing markets. The new…
The education of our children cannot succeed when corruption taints our schools and universities
Transparency International in a new report shows how stepping up the fight against corruption in education is necessary not only to keep kids in school and meet literacy and development goals, but…
Moroccan authorities ban access to information documentary public screening
On 10 September 2013, Transparency Maroc applied for permission from the Mayor’s Office of Rabat to screen a documentary on corruption which was filmed in Morocco, Palestine, Egypt & Yemen. A…
“Transparency Now!” New service for the reception of citizen’s denouncements about corruption
"Mr. G. was working for the public sector in a large Region of the country. From this position of responsibility, Mr G. came across illegal farmers' pensions that were given to people who were not…
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