Climate change measures must be made corruption proof
As governments prepare to spend up to US$100 billion annually by 2020 to limit climate change and prepare for its impact, Transparency International (TI) warns of the corruption risks of climate…
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MEDIA ADVISORY: Corruption risks and climate change: New report launches on 30 April 2011
On 30 April 2011 in Dhaka, Bangladesh, Transparency International launches the Global Corruption Report: Climate Change, a comprehensive guide to corruption risks in measures to combat climate…
TI Releases 2010 National Integrity System Report
Despite Recent Legislative Initiatives Ukraine Needs a Comprehensive Strategy to Combat Endemic Corruption On April 20th TORO Creative Union (Transparency International National Contact in Ukraine)…
Recuperating stolen assets: practical suggestions for Egypt
A panel discussion held today by Transparency International (TI), the global anti-corruption organisation, has called on the Egyptian government to be more transparent in its efforts to recover…
The start of a new anti-corruption era in Egypt
Transparency International (TI), the global anti-corruption organisation, hosted a two-day workshop in Cairo to debate the reforms necessary to make Egyptian institutions more resilient to…
Promoting accountability in the humanitarian aid sector together
Transparency International-Kenya (TI-Kenya) and the Sphere Project have today launched two humanitarian handbooks to enhance accountability and effectiveness in humanitarian aid. The event is…
TI Georgia Calls on Government to Ensure Diverse Media Market
Transparency International (TI) Georgia is calling on the Georgian National Communications Commission (GNCC), the regulatory body for electronic communication, to ensure that approvals in the next…
India: TI India counsels activist to start talks with government on anti-corruption law
We appreciate and support the concern and commitment of Shri Anna Hazare in his fight against corruption in general and for enactment of a suitable Lokpal Bill in particular. His initiative…
Transparency International welcomes investigations into corruption and calls on Egyptian government to strengthen anti-corruption laws
Transparency International (TI), the global anti-corruption organisation, welcomes the on-going investigations in Egypt of former state officials for alleged corruption and TI calls on the Egyptian…
UK: Government Guidance ‘deplorable’ and will weaken Bribery Act
The UK’s leading anti-corruption watchdog, Transparency International UK, is strongly critical of the official Guidance to the Bribery Act published by the Government today, even though it finally…
Transparency International Ireland calls for Irish and Norwegian investigations into payments to Fine Gael and former Communications Minister
Transparency International (Transparency) Ireland has asked that the Gardaí, Criminal Assets Bureau, Office of the Director of Corporate Enforcement and Norwegian authorities lead investigations…
KDI Publishes the Report on Monitoring the Pre-election Campaign Expenditures 2010
Prishtina, 24 March 2011 - Within the CRINIS project (shining a light on money in politics) the Kosova Democratic Institute (KDI) has monitored the costs of political entities during the pre-election…
Governments must act now to tighten money laundering laws and identify and repatriate stolen assets
Lack of transparency in banking and slow implementation of financial reforms are thwarting efforts to repatriate stolen assets. Some governments have recently moved quickly to freeze potentially…
Transparency International calls for full official investigation of allegations of MEP’s secret payments
In the light of the most recent scandal involving MEPs who are reported having accepted secret payments to alter law or having indicated their willingness to do so, Transparency International (TI)…
Kenya: Statement on Judge Kaul’s dissenting opinion on post-election trials
The view that the post-election violence cases committed in Kenya do not fall under the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court by Judge Hans-Peter Kaul’s has stirred excitement in certain…
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