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Anti-corruption group calls on governments to require that contractors have ethics and anti-corruption programmes in place before bidding for defence work, to bring greater accountabilityNew research…
New report says ASEAN needs a regional body that makes fighting corruption a priorityRampant corruption across Southeast Asia threatens to derail plans for greater economic integration, Transparency…
Access to newspaper interview blocked amid unravelling government corruption scandalTransparency International today demanded the Guatemalan government investigate why and who blocked internet access…
Anti-corruption watchdog urges additional reforms for elections and conduct of elected officials in new statement urging bi-partisan actionWarning that United States political institutions are at…
With corruption still rife in the region, including Malaysia, Transparency International speaks outTransparency International, the leading civil society organisation fighting corruption worldwide,…
Transparency International UK’s Defence and Security Programme will release its new Defence Companies Anti-Corruption Index online on 27 April, 2015, at 00:01 BST. The Defence Companies…
Report on 19 European countries and 3 EU institutions shows undue influence on politics across the region and in BrusselsTransparency International said today that Europe urgently needs lobbying…
Transparency International, the leading civil society organisation fighting corruption worldwide, will release the first ever comprehensive assessment on lobbying in Europe, “Lobbying in Europe:…
Weak institutions and countries where governments are corrupt or vulnerable to corruption are jeopardising democracy in the Americas, warned Transparency International, the global anti-corruption…
Transparency International, the leading civil society organisation fighting corruption worldwide, and its national chapter in the Dominican Republic, Participación Ciudadana, are concerned about…
Venezuela is intimidating and harassing human rights defenders, and making unsubstantiated allegations that they are seeking to undermine Venezuelan democracy, 28 international and Latin American…
Transparency International’s partner in Nigeria commends the citizens of Nigeria and the role of the Independent National Election Commission in holding free and credible electionsThe Civil Society…
Transparency International Uganda is shocked by the murder of Joan Kagezi, the Deputy Director of Public Prosecution and Senior Principal State Attorney, and calls for her killers to be brought to…
Local Government source of largest number of reports • Health Sector reports highest levels of whistleblower retaliation • Dublin and Cork generating largest number of complaintsAnti-corruption…
Kosova Democratic Institute (KDI), a branch of Transparency International in Kosova issued the findings of the “Public Procurement Transparency Index” in a roundtable discussion. This report assesses…
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