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Transparency International, the global anti-corruption organisation strongly condemns the recent threats and violence directed at members of Forum Civil, the Senegalese chapter of Transparency…
The Trinidad and Tobago Transparency Institute (Transparency) urges the government to establish an ethical protocol for the cabinet. Following on the Report of the Integrity Committee to the…
Der Bundesrat steht kurz davor, die Vernehmlassung zum revidierten Korruptionsstrafrecht zu eröffnen. Dabei soll die Privatbestechung zum Offizialdelikt werden und Bestechung in Sportverbänden und…
Transparency International, the global anti-corruption movement, has published its recommendations to the United Nations to adopt a goal on governance as part of new global commitments to succeed…
Transparency International - Cyprus has published its 3rd Annual Corruption Perception Survey. The findings indicated that the general public is concerned that politicians at national and local…
دعوة اهدار المال العام... رفاهية لا يتحملها الواقع الفلسطيني. يتشرف الائتلاف من أجل النزاهة والمساءلة (أمان)– الفرع الوطني لمنظمة الشفافية الدولية بدعوتكم لحضور مؤتمره السنوي التاسع لعرض نتائج…
دشنت المجموعة اليمنية للشفافية والنزاهة أنشطتها الخاصة بمشروع "مخاطبة الفساد من خلال الوصول إلى المعلومات والتشبيك الاستراتيجي ACTION " ومشروع "بناء قدرات فروع الشفافية في منطقة الشرق الأوسط وشمال…
Tangible steps towards greater global financial transparency needed Transparency International calls on finance ministers from the Group of 20 leading economies (G20), meeting this week to maintain…
On Tuesday April 16th, representatives of the organizations which are members of the Citizen Election Network delivered to the National Electoral Commission (NEC) a document highlighting the most…
Transparency International today welcomes the pledge made by Belgium, the Czech Republic, the Netherlands, Poland and Romania to share a wide range of financial information across borders on an…
Transparency International EU welcomes the proposals published by the European Commission today that would require approximately 18,000 European companies to be more transparent about their efforts…
Transparency International, the global anti-corruption organisation, has no links with an organisation calling itself ‘Transparency in Nigeria (TIN)’ and has written to the organisation demanding…
Transparency International EU warmly welcomes the agreement secured today on new rules for the EU extractive sector that requires oil, gas, mining and logging companies to disclose what they pay to…
Today, April 4, 2013 was signed the Integrity Pact for Free, Fair and Democratic Elections in Bulgaria. The document is elaborated by 8 non-governmental organizations which will conduct independent…
While there are international treaties to control the sale of goods from dinosaur bones to postage stamps and bananas, there has thus far been no such treaty to control the trade in weapons…
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