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While there are international treaties to control the sale of goods from dinosaur bones to postage stamps and bananas, there has thus far been no such treaty to control the trade in weapons…
The New Zealand public sector has long enjoyed a reputation as one of the least corrupt in the world. On the day of its 100th Anniversary, Transparency International New Zealand…
Le CCFD-Terre Solidaire, le Secours Catholique, Sherpa, Survie et Transparency International France expriment leurs vive préoccupation suite à la lourde condamnation par la justice gabonaise de…
The anti-corruption organisation Transparency International (TI), the Association of European Professional Football Leagues (EPFL) and the German Football League (DFL) have joined forces on an…
Transparency International EU welcomes safeguards agreed earlier today to prevent conflicts of interest in the supervision of Eurozone banks by the European Central Bank (ECB). The deal reached by…
Transparency International opens global call for 2013 Integrity Awards The global anti-corruption organisation Transparency International is now accepting nominations for its 2013 Integrity Awards.…
The Board of Directors of Transparency International, the global organisation leading the fight against corruption, today welcomed the recent commitment by China's Premier Li Keqiang to combat…
Transparency International today congratulated its Vice Chair Akere Muna on his recent appointment as Sanctions Commissioner for the African Development Bank. In the new part-time position, Muna…
Transparency International, the global anti-corruption organisation, calls on President Goodluck Jonathan to rescind the pardon granted to Diepreye Alamieyeseigha, the former governor of the…
On Monday, the Parliament of Hungary approved an amendment to the Hungarian constitution that could limit democratic accountability and opens the door for corruption risks. The European Council…
The Private Sector Commission (PSC) and the national contact of Transparency International (TI) - Transparency Institute of Guyana Inc. (TIGI) met recently at the request of the PSC to discuss the…
A pesar del alto nivel de percepción de soborno, solo un 42% de los empresarios consultados en la Tercera Encuesta Nacional de Prácticas contra el Soborno en Empresas Colombianas, implementa…
PrijaviKorupcija.org, the most innovative tool helping the citizens in the fight against corruption in Republic of Macedonia, has launched its mobile app for iPhone. This application allows users…
Petty corruption levels in Greece fell in both public and private sectors in 2012, Transparency International Greece said. The 2012 National Survey on Corruption in Greece shows a significant…
Transparencia Venezuela expresa sinceras condolencias a familiares, amigos y seguidores del Presidente Hugo Chávez Frías, fallecido ayer martes 5 de marzo. Hacemos votos por que este momento…
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