Stop watering down anti-corruption legislation – part two
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A US court ruling could weaken a new law requiring extractives firms to publish information about each country where they operate.
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Shedding light on incomes, assets and interests in Sri Lanka
TISrilanka (TISL)
Tackling the culture of secrecy in Tunisia
I WATCH Organization
Palestine: President Abbas endorses the Palestinian Anti-Corruption Law
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Preliminary Statement on the 7 September 2007 Elections
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8 female anti-corruption fighters who inspire us
Transparency Int'l
Moroccan Premier Pledges to Support Whistleblowers in Fight Against Corruption
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In North Macedonia, public pressure opens a door to combat entrenched corruption
Slagjana Taseva
International Women’s Day: profiles of women fighting corruption
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To celebrate International Women’s Day, we're highlighting women corruption fighters around the world.
The “I run for integrity” peace campaign
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Business leaders call on OECD Ministers to “act against international corruption”
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Land rights in Georgia: the stench of corruption
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This is the story of how Transparency International’s Advocacy and Legal Advice Centre in Georgia helped a group of villagers win a legal battle against local authorities who had…
UN Convention must take steps to counter ‘high-level corruption and the levels of impunity that facilitate it’, says Paris Declaration
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Vietnam: Citizens against Corruption
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Vietnam has seen extraordinary examples of ordinary people standing up against corruption. But some are targeted by the institutions they criticise.
