Defence companies fail anti-corruption test
New index finds two thirds of companies do not provide enough public evidence that they adequately prevent corruption Two-thirds of the world’s biggest defence companies do not provide enough public…
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Spanish political class must become more transparent, accountable
Political party influence threatens role of public watchdogs Spain’s economic crisis may deepen without an overhaul of political parties’ internal workings and their ability to influence independent…
Media advisory: Are defence companies doing enough to prevent corruption?
Transparency International UK's Defence and Security Programme will release its new Defence Companies Anti-Corruption Index (CI) online at www.defenceindex.org on 4 October at 00:01 GMT. The…
Transparency International condemns attack on peaceful demonstrators in Lebanon
Lebanese Transparency Association staffer and another activist taken to hospital after attack by government security forces Transparency International, the global anti-corruption organisation,…
Biens Mal Acquis : TI France et SHERPA dénoncent des tentatives d’intimidations judiciaires
Suite à l’annonce dans la presse d’une demande de comparution de Daniel Lebègue, président de Transparency International France, devant un tribunal de Malabo (Guinée équatoriale) [1], l’association…
Rise in prosecutions makes it harder to get away with foreign bribery
Call on governments to keep up pressure on companies Laws forbidding companies from bribing abroad to win contracts or dodge local regulations have resulted in rising prosecutions, anti-corruption…
起訴件数の増加が、企業による海外贈賄抑止につながる
政府は企業に対する圧力を強める必要がある ベルリン、2012年9月6日―契約獲得や現地の規制回避のために企業が行う外国公務員に対する贈賄行為を禁止する法律が制定されて検挙数が増えてきた。反腐敗グループのトランスペアレンシー・インターナショナルは本日、公表した今年度の報告書でこのように述べている。 報告書『腐敗の輸出？：OECD外国公務員贈賄防止条約の国別進捗状況報告書（2012年版）…
The East African Bribery Index 2012: Bribery levels remain high in Kenya
Bribery prevalence in Kenya remains high as the country moved from fourth place recorded in 2011 to third in the 2012 East African Bribery Index (EABI) with an aggregate index value of 29.5% up…
Uganda tops East Africa in corruption
Uganda tops in corruption among the five countries under the East African community (EAC), a report by Transparency International has revealed. The Eat African Bribery Index 2012 launched…
Media advisory: Government action to stop companies bribing abroad
Efforts to punish corporate crime by countries around the world will be evaluated in a new report to be published by anti-corruption group Transparency International on 6 September 2012, at 03.00…
Transparency International saddened by passing of founding member Jeremy Pope
Transparency International is deeply saddened by the sudden passing of Jeremy Pope, a founding member and strategic thinker who in many ways symbolized our movement’s enthusiastic commitment to…
Transparency International urges fair and accountable management of Green Climate Fund
Spending of up to $100 billion per year for climate change projects needs to be transparent and fair The anti-corruption group Transparency International today urged the board of the Green Climate…
Papua New Guinea: Government must back its word to fight corruption
Transparency International PNG (TIPNG) compliments and welcomes the new Government’s move to fight corruption as a positive step for the new political era of the nation. In his maiden speech last…
German CEOs join Transparency International calls for revision of MP bribery laws
The letter sent by more than 30 CEOs of large German companies (including Allianz, Daimler, Deutsche Bank and Siemens), underlines the urgent need for the criminal offence of bribing a…
Proposed Civil Service reforms substantially raise risk of corruption
Responding to reports that the Government is proposing to change the way that senior civil servants are appointed, Transparency International UK today warned that this could substantially raise the…
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