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G8 progress must translate into effective action
The UK Government’s welcome commitments on rolling back financial secrecy must now turn into concrete action, in particular ensuring that information on the ‘real’ owners of companies is made public, said anti-corruption group Transparency International UK (TI-UK).
G8 summit must shed light on dark corners of world economy
Transparency International calls for the publication of beneficial ownership on public registers.
Defence companies are upping their fight against corruption
New study by Transparency International finds defence companies are investing in ethics and anti-corruption programmes.
Media Advisory - Could Defence Companies become the Role Models for Anti-Corruption Practice?
Transparency International UK’s Defence and Security Programme will release its new report - ‘Raising the Bar’ - detailing good anti-corruption practices in defence companies such as BAE, GE Aviation, Fujitsu, and many more on 10 June at 18:00 GMT.
Transparency International welcomes good governance goal proposed by new United Nations report
United Nations High Level Panel report on post-2015 priorities
Transparency International, the anti-corruption organisation, welcomes the proposal to make transparent and accountable governance a cornerstone in the drive to end world poverty and reduce inequality, as outlined in the report published today by the High Level Panel convened by the United Nations.
UK signs up to EITI
Transparency International UK has strongly welcomed the commitment announced today by the Prime Minister that the UK will sign up to the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI).
Transparency International welcomes UK Prime Minister’s statement on corporate transparency
Transparency International UK today welcomed the statement1 by David Cameron as he called on fellow governments to "break through the walls of corporate secrecy" by making companies’ beneficial ownership information public.
Transparency International UK announces new Executive Director
The Board of Transparency International UK has announced that, after a rigorous external search and selection process, it has appointed Dr Robert Barrington to be the new Executive Director. He was previously the charity’s Director of External Affairs.
70% of governments fail to protect against corruption in the defence sector
New index finds that half of countries do not publish their defence budget, or provide only very limited aggregate information
Integrity Standards in the UK Police Service
Note outlining the role of Transparency International UK
In 2011, the Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO) approached Transparency International UK (TI-UK) to commission an external review of a report written by ACPO itself, entitled ‘Managing Police Integrity: ACPO Approach 2011’. ACPO asked TI-UK to review this report, make recommendations for amendments, and identify areas for improvement.
