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Transparency International, the global anti-corruption group, will examine transparency levels of emerging market companies in a new study to be released on Monday, 11 July 2016. Now in its second…
Following the Parliamentary Elections and the Pledge signed by half of the new Parliament Members, Transparency International-Cyprus (TI-C) invited those who signed today to a breakfast…
Transparency International announces call for nominations for its Anti-Corruption AwardThe global anti-corruption organisation Transparency International is now accepting nominations for its 2016…
Transparency International condemns the prosecution and sentencing of Antoine Deltour and Raphaël Halet, the two whistleblowers who revealed secret tax rulings between the Luxembourg authorities and…
Transparencia Venezuela demands the immediate release of Francisco Márquez and Gabriel San Miguel, two young men who were illegally detained by members of the Bolivarian National Guard, when they…
Fern and Transparency International (TI) welcome the European Parliament resolution adopted on 7 June 2016, calling on the European Union (EU) to halt its support to the New Alliance for Food…
Transparency International chapters in the Caribbean plan to work together to share their expertise and experience across the region and form the Transparency International Caribbean Network. This…
Transparency International, the global anti-corruption movement, is participating in a workshop to follow up on the commitments the government of Nigeria made at the Anti-Corruption Summit in London…
Transparency International is pleased to announce that Alexander Papachristou has joined the Secretariat (TI-S) as Special Legal Counsel. Reporting to the TI-S Managing Director and the…
Alors que le projet de loi anticorruption dit « Sapin 2 » vient d’être adopté en première lecture à l’Assemblée Nationale hier soir, les ONG appellent le gouvernement et le Parlement à reprendre la…
The 10th Transparency International Papua New Guinea’s Walk against Corruption scheduled for 12 June is postponed to 19 June.Given the tense situation in Port Moresby, the 10th Transparency…
Safety of civil society activists involved in police reform must be guaranteed and threats investigatedTransparency International, the global anti-corruption organisation, strongly condemns recent…
The first seminar on "Corruption, Transparency and Education" was held on May 28, 2016 at the Pedagogical Institute of Cyprus by Transparency International-Cyprus (TI-C). TI-C has included in its…
The government must guarantee that any cabinet members involved in corruption will be dismissed. This follows press reports on 29 May that taped conversations show Minister of Transparency,…
Transparency International Chair José Ugaz said a statement attributed to him in a newspaper report this week stating that Keiko Fujimori´s candidacy is the product of the resurgence of Peru´s drug…
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