Media - A series of exceptional reports on illegal payments, made by two European companies to former Central American presidents, has won the Best Investigative Journalism Report on Corruption in Latin America and the Caribbean which is awarded annually by Transparency International in Latin America and ...
Posted 10 May 2005
Asia Pacific - Transparency International's Asia Pacific based chapters are pleased to introduce TIAP, an innovative anti-corruption network and web space for the region.
Posted 05 May 2005
Whistleblowing - The TI Integrity Awards were established in 2000; they recognise the courage and determination of the many individuals and organisations fighting corruption around the world. To date 11 activists from all over the world have been awarded.
Posted 03 May 2005
Politics and government - TI launches its Policy Brief series with two papers explaining TI's position on political party and campaign financing and detailing the enforcement architecture necessary to render political financing regulations effective.
Posted 18 Apr 2005
Translations: ES
Humanitarian assistance - Corruption in the delivery of aid undermines the very spirit of humanitarian action: to 'do no harm'. Relief supplies - including food, water, medicines and shelter- can, as a result of corruption, be diverted away from affected communities or distributed inequitably. This, in turn, can have fatal ...
Posted 09 Apr 2005
Conventions - The Convention emerged from a conviction of the governments of the Americas that corrupt practices have grave and damaging effects on democracy, on functioning economies and on the life of citizens. This conviction was bolstered by cases of grand corruption in the countries of the Americas and by ...
Posted 01 Apr 2005
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Tools - This part of the web-site contains business tools, reports, actions and information which can help prevent corruption on construction projects. Click on the section title to access further information on that section.
Posted 20 Feb 2005
Politics and government - The current constitutional crisis in Ecuador finds its origins in actions taken by the Ecuadorian Congress in early December 2004. At that time, the Ecuadorian Congress violated the principle of judicial independence by purging nearly all of the Supreme Court justices.
Posted 08 Feb 2005
Translations: ES
Russia - The Centre for Anti-corruption Research and Initiative/Transparency International-Russia, working with the Open Society Justice Initiative, has developed a methodology to quantify the extent of the misuse of administrative resources for electoral purposes. The project was piloted at the Russian ...
Posted 10 Jan 2005
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