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Transparency Azerbaijan (TA), the national chapter of Transparency International, terminated its regional Advocacy and Legal Aid Centers in Ganja and Quba on 1 August. The closedown of TA’s regional…
Transparency International, the global anti-corruption organisation, and its national chapter in Venezuela, Transparencia Venezuela, reject the dismissal of the country’s Attorney General by the…
Transparency International and its partner in South Africa, Corruption Watch, are calling on Members of Parliament to vote for the motion of no confidence in President Jacob Zuma because of the…
Transparency International and its chapter in Nepal are calling on the government to take action to end the hunger strike of Dr. Govinda KC, the 2015 winner of Transparency International Nepal’s…
Transparency International today called on all humanitarian actors to strengthen efforts to enhance transparency and accountability in humanitarian responses to ensure humanitarian aid is distributed…
Transparency International, the anti-corruption movement, is calling on the Ukrainian parliament to push for the publication of the court process that led to the confiscation of US$1.5 billion in…
Following a series of attempts by the Indonesian Parliament to weaken the country’s anti-corruption agency, known as the KPK, Transparency International, the global anti-corruption movement and…
Transparency International is joining Amnesty International, Avaaz, Human Rights Watch and the International Trade Union Confederation in publishing today an open letter expressing our concern…
Transparency International Ukraine strongly opposes the creation of anti-corruption chambers under existing courts. Ukraine is in need of an independent anti-corruption court. The chapter of the…
Following the 12 July conviction and sentencing of former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva on corruption charges as part of the Lava Jato (Car Wash) investigation, Transparency International Chair…
Transparency International, the leading global civil society organisation fighting corruption around the world, and its national contact in the Bahamas, Citizens for a Better Bahamas, sent an open…
Les audiences du procès qui nous oppose à Teodorin Nguema Obiang Mangue, Vice-Président de Guinée-équatoriale, ont pris fin ce jour au Tribunal correctionnel de Paris. Ce dirigeant politique, fils du…
Transparency International called today on the government of Lebanon, donor agencies and humanitarian agencies operating in the country to strengthen transparency and accountability in their…
Transparency International today welcomed the news that the former President of Panama Ricardo Martinelli has finally been arrested in the United States and will presumably face an extradition…
On Tuesday, 13 June, after two postponed votes, the Hungarian Parliament adopted the Law on the Transparency of Foreign Funded Organisations. The community of civil society organisations united in…
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