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All sectors of society must increase levels of transparency to strengthen people’s trust in institutions and public officials There is a general lack of trust in Curaçao’s key institutions, the…
Croatia slightly outperforms neighbours but problems found across the region Berlin, 25 June 2013 – Croatia should make political party financing more transparent to strengthen its democracy as it…
Global Corruption Barometer 2013 - Launch Date: 9 July 2013 at 05.00 GMT Berlin –Transparency International, the anti-corruption group, will release its 8th Global Corruption Barometer on 9 July…
Berlin – The transparency of political party financing in the Balkans will be assessed in a new report to be published by anti-corruption organisation Transparency International at 09.00am Berlin…
Council votes Protection and Promotion of Whistleblowing in the public interest Milan, 18 June 2013 - Transparency International Italia today welcomed new measures in Milan offering greater…
London, 18 June 2013 – The UK Government’s welcome commitments on rolling back financial secrecy must now turn into concrete action, in particular ensuring that information on the ‘real’ owners of…
Berlin/Wilemstad, 17 June 2013 – Transparency International, the global anti-corruption organisation, will launch its assessment of Curaçao’s National Integrity System on 25 June 2013. Following…
The G20 Civil Summit is an excellent opportunity for G20 governments to interact with representatives of global civil society who are working on issues related to G20 priorities. As participants in…
The election of the Head of the State Agency for National Security by the 42nd National Assembly of Republic of Bulgaria on the 14th of June 2013 is an outrageous example of how Bulgaria has…
Call for publication of beneficial ownership on public registers Berlin – The Group of 8 rich countries must commit to concrete action to make the global financial system more transparent,…
Urgent action for whistleblower protection and safety of campaigners needed The leaders of 24 Transparency International chapters based in the Asia Pacific region express serious concern regarding…
Moscow/Berlin – Non-governmental organisations should maintain their voice in G20 decision-making given the important role they play in finding solutions to global problems, Transparency…
Political parties pledge to fight corruption to minimise social injustice and create a democratic system based on transparency and integrity. Six out of the eight registered political parties for…
Foros 15 años de Transparencia: Activistas y expertos anticorrupción provenientes de 20 países compartirán sus experiencias en el Foro Transparencia para el Desarrollo Local en las…
Transparency International EU warmly welcomes today’s European Parliament votes supporting, with an overwhelming majority, new rules for the EU extractive sector that require oil, gas, mining and…
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