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Group of States against Corruption publishes report on Hungary
 

The Council of Europe’s Group of States against Corruption (GRECO) has published today its Third Round Evaluation Report on Hungary. It focuses on two distinct themes: criminalisation of corruption and transparency of party funding.

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Efforts to curb foreign bribery remain inadequate
 

The number of countries enforcing a ban on foreign bribery has shown continuous progress in the last six years, with countries representing more than half of world exports taking action, according to a new report by Transparency International (TI). However, in the past year twenty countries have taken little or no action.

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Noémi Alexa receives MBE
 

In recognition of her valuable efforts to promote transparency, which is of utmost importance to the commercial relationship between the United Kingdom and Hungary, Her Majesty the Queen has graciously consented to make Noémi Alexa, Executive Director of Transparency International Hungary, an Honorary Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire. Noémi Alexa has been the Executive Director of Transparency International Hungary since October 2007.
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We believe in the competiveness of fair play
 

US Ambassador Eleni Tsakopoulos Kounalakis met the Members of the Corporate Supporters’ Forum of Transparency International and discussed the key elements of essential anti-corruption measures in Hungary.

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No Effective Control Over National Security Three Civil Organizations File Complaints with the Constitutional Court
Transparency International announced its recommendations on anti-corruption measures for the new government
Anti-fraud conference in Budapest
Transparens - Newsletter of Transparency International Hungary
Transparency International Hungary and Freedom House Europe to scrutinize campaign spending
Corruption risk increased by new law package introduced in Parliament
Dr. Árpád Kovács is the new member of TI Hungary’s Advisory Board
Noémi Alexa has received the award ’For the Culture of Competition”
Anti-corruption Festival
EBRD Chief Complience Officer in Budapest, as the guest of Transparency International
Corruption threatens global economic recovery, greatly challenges countries in conflict
Civil compliance on the reforms of campaign financing
TI Hungary’s position on the new anti-corruption package
A Users Guide to Measuring Corruption
How to prevent corruption?
Global Corruption Report 2009
The chief representative of the IMF met with Transparency International Hungary
TI Anti-Corruption Plain Language Guide
Major exporters failing to curb overseas bribery
Global corruption survey finds growing distrust of business
TI's view on appointee for minister of economy
Marathon Relay with TI Hungary
Sign up for “Stop Corruption” petition
NATO conference in collaboration with Transparency International: Building Integrity and defence institution building - Monterey, USA February 26-28 2009
The governance of democratic institutions in Hungary would be threatened under a continued lack of supreme judge
Global Integrity Report 2008
Whitening of The Hungarian economy in light of new public tender law
Transparency International guests the British Chamber of Commerce
Invitation
Emerging economic giants show high levels of corporate bribery overseas

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