Commons ranks last on lobbying transparency
New report reveals 39 loopholes in the UK’s lobbying regulationsThe House of Commons has the weakest lobbying transparency rules compared to other UK political institutions, reveals a Transparency…
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TI discusses approaches to tackling state fragility at the Munich Security Conference
New policy paper proposes a better policy framework for stabilisation missions and defence capacity building programmes in fragile environmentsThe anti-corruption organisation Transparency…
Transparency International mourns Richard von Weizsäcker
Global anti-corruption community loses an inspiring figure with the passing of the former German presidentTransparency International is deeply saddened by the passing of former German President…
Transparency International Central American chapters: No immunity for ex-Panama President
Following the decision of the Supreme Court of Justice of Panama to recognize penal proceedings regarding corruption allegations against former president Ricardo Martinelli, Transparency…
Transparency International supports Indonesia anti-corruption commission
The Indonesian government should ensure the anti-corruption commission is free from political interferenceTransparency International, the global anti-corruption organisation, and its chapter in…
Transparency International reacts to prison terms given to those who murdered TI Rwanda staffer
Appeal for longer sentences may still be filedA court in the Western Province of Rwanda yesterday sentenced the two murderers of former TI Rwanda staffer Gustave Sharangabo Makonene to 20 years in…
Nouakchott Declaration on Transparency and Sustainable Development in Africa
Transparency International welcomed the Nouakchott Declaration on Transparency and Sustainable Development in Africa to encourage the effective and transparent management of global fisheries and to…
Alstom case illustrates a complete failure of France in its fight against cross border corruption
On 22 December 2014, France’s failure to fight global corruption was illustrated by Alstom’s agreement to pay a fine of $ 772 million to the US Government, the highest to date, for corrupt practises…
Turkey: Vote For Immunity Creates Image Of Impunity
Failure to allow independent investigation of corruption charges will have damaging wider impact on Turkish societyLast night’s vote to maintain the immunity of four former ministers facing…
Stop harassment of whistleblowers, clamp down on the corrupt
Transparency International Kenya strongly condemns the arrest of blogger Abraham Mutai on Saturday, 17th January, 2014, and the temporary suspension of his Twitter account and closure of his…
Croatian citizens expect responsibility from election winner
Transparency International Croatia would like to thank all voters who performed their civic responsibility in voting in the Presidential elections, the Presidential candidates who competed and the…
Transparency International and its chapter in Peru, Proética, welcome the suspension of the Attorney
Transparency International and its chapter in Peru, Proética, welcome the decision by the National Judicial Council to suspend for six months Carlos Ramos Heredia, Attorney General of Peru, during an…
CNM suspende por seis meses a fiscal Ramos Heredia
El Consejo Nacional de la Magistratura (CNM) decidió suspender por seis meses al fiscal de la Nación, Carlos Ramos Heredia debido a que viene siendo investigado por supuestas irregularidades en el…
Transparency International condemns speedy sentencing of civil society activists in Russia
Transparency International condemns the sentencing in Russia of Alexei and Oleg Navalny on controversial fraud charges in a move that will be seen as a threat to anti-corruption and civic…
Suspects appear in court for murder of Gustave Makonene of Transparency International Rwanda
Transparency International Rwanda welcomes the start of the legal proceedingsTransparency International Rwanda is happy to know that on 30 December 2014 those suspected to be involved in the murder…
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