Procès Elf : un pari gagné contre l'impunité
Transparency International félicite la justice française dans l'affaire Elf et invite
Berlin/Paris, 14 November 2003

Kofi Annan names Transparency Thailand Chairman to head UN reforms panel
Anand Panyarachun, Chairman of Transparency Thailand and former Prime Minister of Thailand, to pilot investigation into systemic reforms of key UN institutions
Berlin/Bangkok, 13 November 2003

Nigeria takes the lead on oil industry revenue transparency
President Olusegun Obasanjo says that Nigeria will publish openly the revenues it receives from its oil industry
Berlin, 07 November 2003

UN should support ICC investigations into links between corrupt business and war crimes in DRC
TI calls on UN to provide Chief Prosecutor of International Criminal Court with full access to UN Panel findings on plunder of natural resources in DRC
Berlin, 05 November 2003

President Lula should 'use his mandate' to fulfil election promise to tackle corruption
Transparency International calls on Brazilian President to act on results of TI Corruption Perceptions Index and launch national anti-corruption strategy
Berlin/Sao Paulo, 23 October 2003

TI urges APEC to implement transparency standards and calls for a swift revival of WTO negotiations on transparency in government procurement
Berlin, 22 October 2003

Transparency International to Hold Workshop on Strategies for a Transnational Approach to Fighting Corruption in Africa
The 3rd Annual Meeting of TI African Chapters brings anti-corruption fighters together to focus on regional approaches in the fight against corruption
Berlin/Yaoundé, 06 October 2003

UN Convention signing should be celebrated as International Anti-Corruption Day, says TI
The UN Convention Against Corruption sets new standards and marks a breakthrough to facilitate the return of stolen assets, but its success requires political will and a commitment to monitor implementation
Berlin/Vienna, 01 October 2003

TI co-organises African workshop on developing anti-corruption strategies
Transparency International joins with the African Development Bank and African Union to host a Francophone learning workshop on national anti-corruption strategies and action plans
Berlin/Yaoundé, 29 September 2003

UN Convention should reinstate corruption in political party funding as mandatory offence, says TI
The final talks on the UN Convention Against Corruption should make mandatory the criminalisation of corruption in party funding and private sector bribery, and provide for monitoring of implementation of the Convention
Berlin, 29 September 2003