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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…
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…
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…
It is with deep sadness that Transparency International has learned yesterday of the sudden and untimely death of Richard Joseph, Director and outgoing Chair of the Trinidad & Tobago…
The abuse by Barclays’ personnel of their positions of trust for the sake of corporate and indirect private gain was ethically corrupt behaviour and warrants an independent investigation, says…
The World Bank’s cancellation of the $1.2 billion credit as part of the $2.9 billion Padma bridge project is deeply regrettable, embarrassing and disappointing, says Transparency International…
Standards in Public Office Commission should be given supervisory role of standards in local government The sentencing today of the former town councillor Fred Forsey Jnr for corruption highlights…
Transparency Institute Guyana Inc. (TIGI) is extremely concerned at the recent promotion of Mrs.Gitanjali Singh, the wife of Finance Minister, Dr. Ashni Singh, to the office of Audit Director…
Concrete commitments still needed to ensure agreement guarantees sustainable future for all Transparency International welcomes the inclusion of governance and corruption in the current draft of the…
Fundamental reform of the Formula One Group overdue The anti-corruption organisation Transparency International Germany has asked companies that are involved with Formula One in Germany – sponsors…
Transparency International Hungary’s (TI) most recent study, supported by the Dutch Embassy in Budapest, reveals: Absent adequate regulation, public officials working in the private sector and…
Anti-corruption Working Group tackles global anti-corruption issues such as enforcement of anti-money laundering regulations Transparency International today welcomed the extension of the mandate of…
Independent review of corporate anti-bribery programmes is an essential next step for companies in the fight against corporate corruption, Transparency International said today at the launch of its…
Dublin, 20 June 2012 New plans for an innovative anti-corruption law that could allow a court to remove a TD (member of parliament) or minister from office and prevent them from holding office…
In 2009, leaders of the world’s 20 most powerful nations declared “the era of bank secrecy is over.” Today, bank secrecy is not over. In fact, many tax havens are thriving. Bank deposits held…
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