Anti-corruption and the UN Arms Trade Treaty:
“The UN Member States have just five days left to get this right” Transparency International is calling for the inclusion of truly robust anti-corruption mechanisms for the UN Arms Trade Treaty…
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Press Release on the MCV Report issued by the European Commission in July 2012
Transparency International Romania takes note of the Cooperation and Verification Mechanism Report developed by the European Commission and joins the report`s conclusion that it is necessary to…
Statement on the Arrest of Lee Sang-Deuk –Brother of ROK President & a former Parliamentarian
The arrest of Lee Sang-deuk, a six-term former Parliamentarian and former Vice Speaker of the National Assembly, represents a significant step forward in the uprooting of political corruption and…
“Biens Mal Acquis” Case: Teodorin Obiang refuses to appear before judicial authorities
Read more about this case here Teodoro Nguema Obiang (TNO), son of the President of Equatorial Guinea and recently appointed “second vice president” , refused for the second time to appear…
Open Letter To Deputies of the State Duma of the Russian Federation
Introducing Amendments to Legislative Acts of the Russian Federation in Part Regulating Activities of Non-commercial Organizations, which Carry Functions of Foreign Agents We, the undersigned…
Grandes empresas del mundo deben ser más transparentes, alerta informe de Transparency International
De las 105 empresas incluidas en el estudio Transparencia en la presentación de informes corporativos: Evaluación de las empresas más grandes del mundo, 57 tienen operación en Colombia. Solo 5 de…
TI study finds the world’s biggest companies need to be a lot more transparent
105 biggest public companies report most on codes of conduct, least on payments to governments The world’s largest publicly-traded companies are reporting more than in the past about their…
Weltweit grösste Unternehmen müssen viel transparenter werden
Die grossen multinationalen Unternehmen müssen über ihre Anti-Korruptionsprogramme, ihre Organisationsstruktur, Steuerzahlungen und Gewinnen auf Länderbasis in jenen Ländern, in denen sie tätig…
Using transparency in the fight against corruption: New index ranks world’s largest companies
A new index published today by anti-corruption watchdog Transparency International reveals that while several British companies perform well on transparency measures, there is scope for…
TI veröffentlicht Transparenz-Rangliste der 105 größten multinationalen Unternehmen
Die Antikorruptionsorganisation Transparency International hat heute eine Transparenz-Rangliste der 105 größten börsennotierten multinationalen Unternehmen veröffentlicht. Die Bewertung basiert auf…
Transparency International calls on Russia to reject draconian amendments to laws governing NGOs
Transparency International Russia will challenge the new law governing non-governmental organisations if it is passed Transparency International calls on the Russian parliament to reject the…
Denuncias sobre corrupción en Campañas Electorales serán atendidas por Transparencia Venezuela
Con el inicio formal de la campaña electoral crecen las oportunidades de uso de recursos públicos por parte de los partidos y los candidatos. Todos los días escuchamos rumores, pero necesitamos…
Media advisory: attempts to regulate arms trade must include strong anti-corruption measures
Transparency International is calling for the inclusion of truly robust anti-corruption mechanisms for the UN Arms Trade Treaty (ATT). When corruption risks are not addressed in arms transfer…
Youth leaders gather to Transparency International School on Integrity in Vilnius, Lithuania
This year the third Transparency International School on Integrity will welcome almost one hundred students from thirty-six countries. The goal of the TI School is to engage youth leaders from…
Media Advisory: How transparent are the world’s biggest companies?
Transparency International (TI), the leading global anti-corruption organisation, will release its latest study Transparency in Corporate Reporting: Assessing the World’s Largest Companies on 10…
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