Civil society - Read Transparency International Managing Director Cobus de Swardt's speech from the closing plenary of the 16th International Anti-Corruption Conference.
Transparency International - Some countries and organisations worship before the monolith of corruption. Others resignedly capitulate to it. Regardless, many believe that the gears of the marketplace and government can't turn without a little grease. Don't count Peter Eigen in that number.
Politics and government - Contrario a lo que dice una frase coloquial, la corrupción no está en nuestros genes. La mecánica de la corrupción funciona exactamente igual en México que en África subsahariana o en el norte de Europa o en cualquier parte del mundo.
Surveys - In the following post, Susan Côté-Freeman, Programme Manager, Private Sector Programmes, at Transparency International, explains Transparency International’s Corruption Perceptions Index 2012.
Civil society - We are seeing rising threats, or actual restrictions in rising numbers of countries that impose barriers on NGO operations, freedom of speech, advocacy, communications, movement and assembly.
Civil society - In the opening speech from the 2012 International Anti-Corruption Conference in Brasilia, Transparency International Chair Huguette Labelle introduces the topics of the four day conference.
Transparency International - In the opening speech from our 2012 Annual Membership Meeting, Transparency International Chair Huguette Labelle surveys the global anti-corruption landscape.
Civil society - Huguette Labelle, Transparency International Chair, discusses the role played by civil society in the fight against corruption. She draws on examples from around the world, and showcases several practical examples from around the Transparency International movement.
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