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A statement from Transparency International Germany
In response to the Wirecard scandal, the anti-corruption organization Transparency International Germany is calling for a fundamental reform of financial supervision and a comprehensive whistleblower…
Transparency International is deeply concerned about the current judicial crisis in Guatemala. “Guatemala is facing an institutional crisis instigated by those who seek impunity for corruption.…
A statement from the U.S. office of Transparency International
Yesterday, Senator Kamala Harris introduced a bill that would make public basic information on how taxpayer money is being administered by the U.S. Small Business Administration (“SBA”) through the…
Issued by TI Czech Republic
A resolution passed today in the European Parliament regarding Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš’s ongoing conflict of interest. It is a welcome further recognition of misuse of public funds by the…
Transparency International and Poder Ciudadano, its chapter in Argentina, are deeply concerned at media reports that in 2018 the national intelligence agency was monitoring, gathering information and…
The Board of Directors of Transparency International has concluded the investigation into allegations of ethical misconduct at its Berlin-based Secretariat. In August 2019, the Board of Directors of…
Issued by Transparency International Zimbabwe
Transparency International Zimbabwe (TI-Z) notes with concern a recent example of skewed public procurement process for medicinal supplies to combat COVID-19. In a letter referenced “Items procured…
Corruption will put lives at risk and undermine national and regional economic recovery from the pandemic
The Organization of American States (OAS) must take all possible measures amongst its member states to minimize corruption risks, strengthen transparency and exercise reasonable emergency powers…
A statement from the U.S. office of Transparency International
Today, Senators Warren, Blumenthal, and Coons, along with Representatives Sarbanes and Japal introduced a discussion draft of the Coronavirus Oversight and Recovery Ethics Act (CORE Act). The bill is…
The Board of Directors of Transparency International is pleased to announce the appointment of Daniel Eriksson as Interim Managing Director. Previously the Head of Technology at Transparency…
Transparency International and ARTICLE 19 today called on the Mongolian government to take urgent legislative action to address an increasingly dangerous environment for independent media in the…
The extremely serious revelations made by former Justice Minister, Sergio Moro, need to be investigated
Issued by Transparency International in BrazilThis Friday, Brazil suffered a serious institutional setback in its fight against corruption and yet another terrifying authoritarian move against its…
Transparency International calls for the authorities in Myanmar to immediately cease their ongoing crackdown on anti-corruption activists and independent media outlets. The government must allow a…
Preventing corruption in public procurement and privately donated funds will save lives and mitigate the worst economic impacts of the crisis
A working group of seven national chapters of Transparency International are today calling upon governments across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) to adopt urgent and practical…
Preventing corruption key to helping hardest hit
The International Monetary Fund should include transparency and anti-corruption measures in coronavirus-related emergency relief programs to ensure that the billions of dollars it is disbursing to…
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