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Paris, le 1er février 2012. Transparence International France vient de déposer une plainte contre X concernant des agissements portant gravement atteinte à ses intérêts. Cette plainte fait suite…
Public administration, political parties and the business climate are the main contributors to widespread corruption in Romania, appearing as the most vulnerable pillars in the national integrity…
Transparency International Ireland is calling on employers to show leadership in protecting workers who speak up in the public interest. The anti-corruption group says recent coverage of the…
The anti-corruption organisation Transparency Germany today released its National Integrity System assessment for Germany. The report examines the current state of anti-corruption reform in the…
Transparency International Romania reproves all violence regardless of the party they were initiated by during the street manifestations occurring yesterday, the 14th January 2012, in…
The first ever anti-corruption study of Denmark’s institutions has highlighted secrecy in the funding of political parties and parliamentary candidates as the country’s biggest potential corruption…
Proposals to Amend Foreign Bribery Law Could Significantly Undermine Human Rights, Commerce, U.S. Standing in the World Earlier today more than 30 civil society and business groups, including human…
Temas como el financiamiento de los partidos políticos, el acceso a la información pública y la regulación del lobby, serán debatidos por destacados expositores durante la cita. Representantes de…
Political parties and police seen as most corrupt South Asians regularly have to pay bribes when dealing with their public institutions, be it to speed up paperwork, avoid problems with authorities…
Launch: 22 December 2011 at 07.15 GMT (13.00 Kathmandu) The anti-corruption organisation Transparency International will release a new survey of six South Asian countries on 22 December. The…
Statement by Vitus A. Azeem, Executive Director (GII) Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen of the Media, Development Partners, members of the Ghana Anti-corruption Coalition and members of the…
Die grössten in der Schweiz kotierten Unternehmen engagieren sich in der Korruptionsbekämpfung. Unterschiede bestehen allerdings bei den konkreten Umsetzungsmassnahmen einer Antikorruptionspolitik.…
“We have seen that economic growth without good governance does not guarantee that the fruits of that growth will be shared equally, nor does it guarantee stability. When political decisions are…
Transparency International’s National Integrity Study reveals that key Czech institutions suffer from lack of resistance to corruption and do not fulfil their role in anti-corruption efforts. The…
Transparence International France is releasing an unprecedented report on the fight against corruption in France. From Parliament to business and including the Executive, the Court of Audit, the…
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