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Corruption risk increased by new law package introduced in Parliament
 

The new law package to be introduced in the Parliament may result in at least ambiguous effects – Transparency International claims. While the organization welcomes receding from the setting up of an Anti-corruption Office - as the conception of such a new authority was professionally mistaken – ‘Integrity Pact’ in its present form further increases corruption risk.

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Dr. Árpád Kovács is the new member of TI Hungary’s Advisory Board
 

Transparency International Hungary is honored to welcome Dr. Árpád Kovács, new member of its Advisory Board as he accepted TI Hungary’s call to fulfill the position.
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Noémi Alexa has received the award ’For the Culture of Competition”
 

Today Zoltan Nagy, President of GVH (Competition Office) has handed over this year’s prizes ’For the Culture of Competition’ and ’For the Culture of Competition Media’ both established by the GVH Center for the Culture of Competition.
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Anti-corruption Festival
 

Transparency International Hungary has organized a series of educational & cultural events titled ’Átláccó – Transparent’ on the occasion of December 9, the Anti-Corruption Day. The aim of the program was to familiarize younger generations with TI and its anti-corruption activities as well as to recruit volunteers willing to support the organization – said Noémi Alexa, executive director of TI Hungary.
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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
Fight with us-anti corruption day action
Whistleblowing protection
Corruption Perception Index 2008

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