Phone hacking scandal: TI-UK statement
Transparency International UK is calling for swift action to undo the damage caused by the phone hacking scandal. Chandrashekhar Krishnan, Executive Director of Transparency International UK,…
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Bribery Act - Strong enforcement “vital”
As the 2010 Bribery Act1 comes into force on the 1st July, anti-corruption watchdog Transparency International UK warns that the enforcement of the new Act could be undermined by a lack of…
Transparency International calls for new anti-corruption legislation in Egypt to tighten existing gaps
Transparency International (TI), the global anti-corruption organisation, is calling for significant revisions in Egypt’s legislation to tackle corruption either by introducing new laws or closing…
Griechenland-Krise: Bundesregierung und EU müssen sich für mehr Transparenz über „Schwarzgelder“ griechischer Bürger in Schattenfinanzzentren einsetzen
Die Antikorruptionsorganisation Transparency International Deutschland e.V. fordert die Bundesregierung auf, sich dringend für mehr Transparenz über den Stand unversteuerter Einkünfte aus…
Transparency International Canada welcomes successful prosecution of Niko Resources on bribery charge
TI-Canada urges Ottawa to introduce legislation making it easier to pursue Canadians guilty of corruption abroad Transparency International Canada welcomes the judgement issued in Calgary against…
État de droit menacé : l’indispensable réforme de la justice financière
Face à un état des lieux préoccupant, Transparence International France présente ses recommandations dans un nouveau rapport consacré aux moyens de la justice pour lutter contre la corruption. TI…
Ante la crisis institucional del pais
FUNDE, the TI chapter in El Salvador, has made proposals to help avert the growing institutional crisis in the country, which stems from a decree seen as limiting the independence of the country's…
UK fails corruption health check
A report published today by Transparency International UK reveals that corruption is a much greater problem in the UK than recognised and that there is an inadequate response to its growing threat.…
Biens mal acquis de la famille Ben Ali : SHERPA et TI France deposent une plainte avec constitution de partie civile
SHERPA et Transparence International France ont déposé ce jour une plainte avec constitution de partie civile à l’encontre de l'ancien président tunisien Ben Ali et de son entourage. Plus de…
Operationalise the Proceeds of Crime and Anti Money Laundering Act now
Emerging incidents of corruption, piracy, terrorism, human and drug trafficking provide a case for the speedy implementation of the Proceeds of Crime and Anti Money Laundering Act 2009. This…
Transparency International welcomes new European Commission Anti-Corruption Package
Transparency International (TI), the global coalition against corruption, welcomes the adoption of a new European Union-wide anti-corruption package announced by the European Commission today. This…
Stronger anti-corruption measures needed to ensure citizen security in the Americas
A stronger effort to fight corruption by governments in the Americas and the implementation of transparency, accountability and greater access to information in governance institutions is…
Transparency Deutschland fordert Primat der Politik
Die Antikorruptionsorganisation Transparency International Deutschland hat von der Politik mehr Selbstbewusstsein gegenüber den Ansprüchen mächtiger Interessengruppen eingefordert. Gemeinsam mit…
MEDIA ADVISORY: OAS General Assembly: anti-corruption needed to safeguard citizens
Transparency International hosts discussion 3 June Transparency International (TI), the anti-corruption organisation will present a series of vital recommendations ahead of the Organization of…
FIFA should postpone presidential election, embrace transparency, and fully investigate corruption allegations
Transparency International (TI), the anti-corruption organisation, is calling on FIFA, the governing body of world football, to postpone its presidential elections set for 1 June so that an…
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