Report launch: How corrupt is Europe?
Brussels/Berlin, 21 May 2012 – One year ago the European Commission unveiled its anti-corruption policy, but that hasn’t stopped corruption scandals from erupting across Europe. Past leaders are on…
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Ante la aplicación de la Ley de Acceso a la Información Pública
La Fundación Nacional para el Desarrollo (FUNDE), Capítulo Nacional de Transparencia Internacional, expresa lo siguiente: Felicitamosa las entidades públicas que han puesto a disposición delos…
Corruption and Political Integrity
Delays in approving the Anticorruption bill undermine trust in governing institutions We have learned with concerns that new obstacles have slowed down the approval of the anti-corruption bill,…
Launch: The state of corruption in the Netherlands
The anti-corruption organisation, Transparency International Netherlands, will publish a report on 14 May evaluating the effectiveness of the Netherland’s key institutions against corruption. The…
Poor coordination and lack of political will hinder Portugal’s anti-corruption efforts
National Integrity System survey makes clear recommendations to improve the effectiveness of prevention and repression policies Poor coordination between various agencies, lack of specialized…
MEDIA ADVISORY: Corruption in Portugal: What needs fixing
Report launch: 7 May 2012 at 14.30 CET Transparência e Integridade, Associação Cívica, the Portuguese affiliate of anti-corruption organisation Transparency International, in association with the…
8 practical recommendations against corruption
In view of the upcoming parliamentary elections, Transparency International – Greece (TI-G) has put forward eight practical recommendations against corruption and calls the contending political…
Transparency International to conduct National Integrity System assessment in Curaçao
Transparency International (TI), the global civil society organisation leading the fight against corruption, will carry out research in Curaçao using its National Integrity System assessment, which…
Petty corruption under crisis
Launch of 2011 National Survey on Corruption in Greece The public sector still holds the lion’s share of the petty corruption’s pie, as indicated by the increased percentage of households who report…
Kosovo: Hopes at “Super-Mechanisms” on Anti-Corruption Fade
Kosova Democratic Institute (KDI) / Transparency International Kosova (TIK) reacts to the arrest by the Police on suspicion of corruption of the Chief of Task Force against Corruption (established by…
Transparency International disappointed that FIFA gives no strong signal for change
FIFA, world football’s governing body, failed to push forward a comprehensive governance reform process today and send a strong signal they are committed to change. It delayed by a year the…
Italy needs anti-corruption watchdog
Transparency International report highlights weakness in state bodies, media independenceItaly needs an independent anti-corruption watchdog to hold the country’s politicians, public officials and…
Argentina’s public spending on government advertisements has jumped 25 times since 2003
The national government spent $1.225 billion pesos (US$ 307.8 million) in 2010 on public advertising campaigns, noting an increase of 25 times since 2003, according to a recent study released by…
Participación Ciudadana urge a candidatos presidenciales en la Republica Dominicana a asumir compromisos en favor de la transparencia
Una lista de 21 compromisos concretos fue propuesta por Participación Ciudadana a todos los candidatos a la Presidencia de la República Dominicana para que se comprometan con la transparencia y la…
EyT inaugura Centro de Asistencia Legal Anticorrupción (ALAC)
Con el objetivo de brindar asistencia legal gratuita a los ciudadanos o instituciones que denuncien actos de corrupción y presionar para que se mejore la calidad y la cantidad de respuestas de parte…
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