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Moroccan Premier Pledges to Support Whistleblowers in Fight Against Corruption

The Prime Minister of Morocco, Adberrahmane el Youssoufi, reaffirmed his commitment to the fight against corruption today. Meeting with representatives of Transparency International in Berlin, he said that his government was studying legislative proposals to protect the rights of individuals who ...

First anti-corruption project launched in three Yugoslav cities

Four weeks after the toppling of the Milosevic regime, Transparency International's partner organisation in Yugoslavia has launched an anti-corruption programme in the cities of Nis, Kikinda and Cukarica. The project is to increase the transparency of budgeting and public procurement at the local ...

Leading International Banks Establish Anti-Money Laundering Principles

Private sector - A group of the world's largest banks have agreed to a set of global anti-money laundering guidelines for international private banks. The new guidelines were jointly announced today by 11 banks and by Transparency International (TI), the global anti-corruption organization, who jointly stated that ...

Bribes to political parties an increasing threat to democracy

Bribe payments to political parties are increasingly used to corrupt the political process, warns Transparency International, the global anti-corruption organisation. This constitutes a dangerous trend undermining democratic institutions. "The current wave of corruption scandals we are witnessing ...

“Panama must not grant asylum to Fujimori’s former intelligence chief”,TI says

Transparency International (TI), the international anti-corruption organisation and the TI chapter in Panama have called on the Panamanian government to deny granting political asylum to the former head of the Peruvian secret service, Vladimiro Montensinos Torres. In a letter to the Panamanian ...

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Transparency International Integrity Award winners

Integrity Awards - A brief portrait of the 2000 Integrity Awards.

First Ever Transparency International Integrity Awards Go To People of Courage in Morocco, the Philippines, Sri Lanka and Argentina

Integrity Awards - Transparency International (TI), the global anti-corruption organisation, today announced the first winners of its new Integrity Awards. "Fighting corruption requires enormous personal courage in many countries and today we are honouring people who have put their lives on the line," said Peter ...

Transparency International Releases the Year 2000 Corruption Perceptions Index. New index is based on multiple surveys from 1998-2000*

Transparency International, stating that its Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) is a valuable reminder that corruption remains widespread in very large numbers of countries, today issued the year 2000 CPI ranking 90 countries.

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World Bank needs to strengthen its anti-corruption work, says Transparency International

The World Bank should strengthen its anti-corruption initiatives in developing countries and in the countries in transition in Central and Eastern Europe, says Transparency International (TI), the leading anti-corruption organisation. TI Chairman Dr Peter Eigen said: "The World Bank can play a ...

Transparency International-USA Lauds Senate Ratification of Inter-American Convention Against Corruption

Conventions - (TI-USA) today applauded Senate ratification of the Inter-American Convention Against Corruption. Ratification clears the way for the US to engage with its partners in the region in a follow-up process to ensure real progress in implementing and enforcing the Convention.