Ética para brindar custodia a políticos con fondos públicos
En Argentina, la asignación de escoltas a funcionarios, legisladores y jueces a menudo carece de justificación en amenazas verificables, lo que deja en evidencia la urgencia de implementar estándares de transparencia y rendición de cuentas
La ONG Transparency International condenó la orden de arresto contra su director en Rusia
El ataque a Ilya Shumanov se enmarca en una estrategia del Kremlin más amplia de intimidación y desmantelamiento de organizaciones que luchan contra la corrupción
Persecución en Rusia: el Kremlin emitió una orden de arresto contra el director de Transparencia Internacional en el país
Ilya Shumanov había sido incluido en el registro de agentes extranjeros individuales el 21 de octubre de 2022
ICSS Establishes Special Investigations Unit Led by Top Anti-Corruption Experts
Dedicated unit created by ICSS to provide investigation and training services to sports industry.
IOC Offers Explanation for Perceived Lack of Whistleblower Activity
(ATR) The IOC responds to an article challenging the independence and scope of its whistleblower program.
ICSS Creating Global Standards for Sports Governance -- ATRadio
(ATR) Group CEO of ICSS Michael Hershman says the center wants better governance
standards throughout international sports.
Michael Hershman announced as Group CEO of the International Centre for Sport Security
The International Centre for Sport Security (ICSS) has announced the appointment of Michael Hershman, co-founder of Transparency International, as Group CEO.
Infantino Under Fire From Inside and Outside FIFA
(ATR) FIFA president Gianni Infantino is being criticized for a decision that lessens independence of compliance and ethics committees.
FIFA: Not One Candidate Pledges Adequate Steps to Prevent Human Rights Abuse and Corruption
“Let’s be clear. There is no time to waste in taking action to prevent
human rights abuses linked to the World Cups in Russia in 2018 and Qatar
in 2022” – Sylvia Schenk, Transparency International Germany
Anti-corruption Body Blasts Secretive FIFA Federations
(ATR) A new report from Transparency International says most of FIFA’s
209 member associations publish little or no information about how they
spend millions of dollars from world football’s governing body.
