EU finance ministers must embrace bank transparency
Transparency International EU calls on finance ministers to publicly state their support for greater bank transparency ahead of tomorrow’s crucial meeting that will finalise sweeping financial…
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Gabon structural reforms must lead to a more engaged civil society
Transparency International met yesterday with officials from Gabon at the anti-corruption organization’s Secretariat in Berlin to discuss the country’s Plan Stratégique Gabon Emergent (Strategic…
Worldwide “One Billion Rising” against domestic violence a success in Vanuatu despite heavy rainfall!
Transparency Vanuatu Youth, Youth Challenge and Wan Smol Bag were all involved in the recent “One Billion Rising”. ONE BILLION RISING was a global event where ONE BILLION women and those who love…
It’s business as usual for the corrupt – despite all the lip service
It has become virtually impossible to pick up a newspaper in Vanuatu without reading some form of headline highlighting alleged corruption by government leaders or officials. In recent issues of…
Transparency International calls on Latin American and African leaders to address corruption at ASA Summit
Transparency International, the global organisation leading the fight against corruption, calls for the Latin American and African high-level officials participating in the Africa South America…
The “I run for integrity” peace campaign
Transparency International, Kenya (TI-KE) makes peace a priority as it launches the “I run for integrity – I am the change” peace campaign at their offices in ACK Garden House, 1st Ngong Avenue…
Middle East and North African governments have high risks of defence-related corruption
Every country in the Middle East and North Africa assessed by the first of its kind Government Defence Anti-Corruption Index leaves the door open to waste, impunity and security threats in the…
Transparency International Canada says Ottawa’s move to strengthen anti-corruption legislation sends a powerful message to the Canadian business community
Transparency International Canada (TI-Canada) said today it welcomes the amendments tabled by the federal government which, when adopted, will greatly strengthen the Corruption of Foreign Public…
Oil-for-food programme plagued by ‘lack of transparency’ and ‘scandalous conflicts of interest’
UN programmes must observe strict conflict of interest rules and implement transparent and open bidding processes, and Iraqi oil sector should be rebuilt with strict anti-corruption controls, says…
Transparency International says Saudi Arabia’s steps toward anti-corruption treaty a good first move
Transparency International welcomed Saudi Arabia taking the necessary steps at the national level last week to ratify the United Nations Conventions against Corruption (UNCAC) as a first move…
70% of governments fail to protect against corruption in the defence sector
New index also finds that half of countries do not publish their defence budget, or provide only very limited aggregate information Seventy per cent of countries leave the door open to waste and…
Transparency International founder Peter Eigen honoured by German government
The Federal Republic of Germany today awarded Transparency International founder Peter Eigen its Grand Cross of Merit (Großes Verdienstkreuz des Verdienstordens) in recognition of his efforts to…
Lack of oversight, unachieved goals, and an unclear management structure are the main weaknesses of the Misión Vivienda housing programme
At a moment where the importance of access to public information is being debated in the country, Transparency Venezuela presented a report entitled "Corruption and Integrity Risks: The Great…
Media advisory – What is your government doing to prevent corruption in the defence sector?
Transparency International UK’s Defence and Security Programme will release its new Government Defence Anti-Corruption Index online at http://www.defenceindex.org on 29 January at 2:01 London…
Youth camp empowering young people to demand for transparency and integrity
Transparency International Cambodia together with Canada Fund for Local Initiatives will run a youth camp for young Cambodians to increase their knowledge about transparency and integrity and…
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