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Clearing the smokescreen: The deadly consequences of undue influence
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New investigations reveal back-room deals and secretive campaigns involving the tobacco industry are far from being a thing of the past.
Guinea: the hard road to credible and transparent elections
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As Guinea holds it breath for delayed poll results, we focus on our local chapter there and the push for accountable government.
The refugee crisis: why we need to speak about corruption
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Little attention has been given to one of the chief drivers of instability and facilitators of mass migration: corruption.
Suspects appear in court for murder of Gustave Makonene of Transparency International Rwanda
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Transparency International welcomes progress in investigation of murder of Rwandan staff member
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Middle East and North African governments cannot be held to account without much greater access to information
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The week in corruption, 3 May 2019
Reports of undue influence by tobacco industry strengthen case for mandatory EU lobby register
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Al Jazeera "Gold Mafia" documentary demonstrates urgent need to combat corruption in Zimbabwe
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Kosovo: KDI demands institutional response regarding EULEX recent actions against corruption
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Lebanese Transparency Association demands the government adopt rigorous anti-corruption reforms to economic growth and consolidate rule of law
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Papua New Guinea: public information for public trust
New coalition against corruption in Sri Lanka
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Transparency International Sri Lanka has launched a new coalition. Members say the country is plagued with corruption, a situation they aim to change.
Protecting Africa’s wildlife from corruption
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When they deliberate over amendments to the global wildlife trade regime, CoP18 must address impunity for illegal timber trafficking in Africa as a matter of high priority.
