Category: International News

Citizens who have been victims or witnesses of corruption are realising that the ability to take action is in their hands. They also understand that this […]

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 […]

While making laws is the daily work of lawmakers, data from the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) shows that lawmakers topped the list of people who allegedly […]

The Honduran government has set up an anti-corruption commission to target rogue officials in the judicial system and police force. President Porfirio Lobo said both institutions […]

Transparency International opens global call for anti-corruption awards The global organisation against corruption Transparency International is accepting nominations for its 2012 Integrity Awards. Launched in 2000, […]

Report warns on abuse of power and barriers to public information Hungary has seen a “rolling back of positive progress on anti-corruption” since it joined the […]

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 parties […]

Krista Bates van Winkelhof says she was fired shortly after revealing bribes were being paid to gain clients and ensure results in Tanzania. Ms Van Winkelhof, […]

Australians overwhelmingly support protections for whistleblowers and their right to go to the media, according to a landmark poll. Debunking the notion that Australians dislike ”dobbers”, […]

Eyes on Jamaica, T&T, Guyana A new emphasis is being placed in some Caribbean Community (CARICOM) states for transparent integrity in public life involving parliamentarians, public […]