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The Group of 20 leading economies (G20) today called on 11 secrecy jurisdictions to substantially increase their cooperation on tackling tax evasion, but failed to address the main users of tax…
Transparency International and the World Resource Institute are holding the US launch of Transparency International’s “Global Corruption Report: Climate Change”, on Thursday November 3, 2011, at the…
Bribing public officials when doing business abroad is a regular occurrence, according to a survey of 3,000 business executives from developed and developing countries. Transparency…
Bei Geschäftstätigkeiten von Unternehmen im Ausland kommt es regelmässig zu Bestechung von Amtsträgern. Das zeigt der heute veröffentlichte Bestechungszahlerindex (Bribe Payers Index, BPI) von…
Against the backdrop of popular revolutions and protests across the world, governments at the UN Anti-Corruption summit this week in Marrakesh, Morocco, have chosen to continue locking civil…
Good governance in climate finance critical in keeping Kenya clean and green Transparency International-Kenya invites you to the launch of the ‘Global Corruption Report: Climate Change’ on Monday,…
Transparency International, the leading civil society organisation fighting corruption worldwide, will release its 15th annual Corruption Perceptions Index on 26 October 2010 at 10.00 CET…
The Second Central America and Dominican Republic Forum for Transparency will take place in San José, Costa Rica from 2-3 November. The two-day event is hosted by the government of Costa Rica and…
2 November 2011 at 00.01 GMT Transparency International’s 2011 Bribe Payers Index (BPI) ranks the likelihood of companies from 28 leading export countries and territories to bribe abroad. These 28…
Measures on stolen assets and technical assistance can help Libya, Tunisia and Egypt rebuild The 154 countries that have ratified the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) must honour…
Die Antikorruptionsorganisation Transparency International Deutschland hat anlässlich des Beginns der Vertragsstaatenkonferenz in Marrakesch am kommenden Montag den Bundestag aufgefordert, endlich…
FIFA agrees to investigate corruption scandals and institute organisational reforms Transparency International (TI), the anti-corruption organisation welcomed the announcement today by FIFA that it…
24 October, 14:00 Palmeraie Golf Palace (Salle Diamante) Marrakesh, Morocco Transparency International (TI) and members of the UNCAC Civil Society Coalition will host a press conference in the…
Burundi has retained the top position as the most bribery prone country in East Africa, according to the East African Bribery Index 2011. Burundi has a bribery prevalence level of 37.9% up from…
Two leading NGOs are calling for the aid and development community to manage corruption risks, not avoid countries where aid is needed most, as a parliamentary committee warns against DFID’s…
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