Transparency International welcomes draft African convention against corruption
The draft convention agreed today by African Union ministers is a positive step for the continent, says anti-corruption watchdog
Addis Ababa/Berlin, 19 September 2002

Transparency International calls on oil companies to disclose payments to Angola
Government cannot be made accountable as long as its income remains shrouded in secrecy
Berlin, 18 September 2002

Pakistan’s politicians asked to sign anti-corruption pledge at invitation of Transparency International
Political parties and President Musharraf have been challenged to make pre-election pledges to clean up government
Karachi/Berlin/London, 12 September 2002

Corrupt political elites and unscrupulous investors kill sustainable growth in its tracks, highlights new index
The TI Corruption Perceptions Index 2002 ranks 102 countries, the highest number ever. Seven out of ten countries ranked score less than 5 out of a clean score of 10
Berlin, 28 August 2002

Transparency International wins Agenda Setting Award 2002
Berlin/Bonn, 22 August 2002

Transparency International wins Carl Bertelsmann Prize 2002
Global corruption watchdog rewarded for its efforts in promoting coalition-building
Berlin, 12 August 2002

Which countries are perceived as the most corrupt? And which are squeaky clean?
The Corruption Perceptions Index 2002, to be launched on 28 August 2002, will include more than 100 countries for the first time ever
Berlin, 05 August 2002

Message to the international community
Managua, 31 July 2002

TI launches first publication to confronting corruption adapted to context of Francophone Africa
Combattre la corruption, enjeux et perspectives is an adaptation by TI's national chapters in Francophone Africa of the leading anti-corruption reference work, the TI Source Book, to the socio-political and legislative environment of the region
Cotonou, Benin, 08 July 2002

George Soros and NGOs call for rules to require corporations to disclose payments
Berlin, 13 June 2002