Saopštenja i najave

Survey spotlights high level of corruption in Czech society

Izvještaji za Medije ● 09 Oktobra 2009

TI BiH zahtijeva transparentan proces izrade Zakona o sukobu interesa

Izvještaji za Medije ● 08 Oktobra 2009

TI BiH demands a transparent process of developing the Law on Conflict of Interests

Izvještaji za Medije ● 08 Oktobra 2009

Transparency International Bosnia and Herzegovina (TI BiH) welcomes the initiative and efforts in drafting the Law on Conflict of Interests, seeing it as a very important opportunity for improve the legal solutions, having in mind enormous previous problems in the implementation of the Law on Conflict of Interests

It is especially important to adequately define situations where there is conflict of interests and procedural rules for institutions implementing the Law. It is also necessary to tighten the sanctions for persons violating the law, since the former penal policy was inadequate and did not satisfy fundamental conditions that would enable a general prevention of conflict of interests

Having in mind that some key anti-corruption laws are in the parliamentary procedure, especially the Law on Agency for the Prevention of Corruption and Coordination of the Fight against Corruption, it is necessary to ensure consistency of the legal framework that regulates prevention and fight against corruption.

TI BiH will demand from relevant institutions to ensure transparency in the process of developing the Law on Conflict of Interests, through public debate and the inclusion of expert stakeholders in the process of its development. Bearing in mind that this is one of key anti-corruption laws in the country, whose previous application was not satisfactory, it is necessary to include all interest parties in the process of developing the Law, in order for the quality of proposed legal solutions to be as high as possible, and in order to ensure their consistent implementation.

TI BiH zahtijeva transparentan proces izrade Zakona o sukobu interesa

Izvještaji za Medije ● 08 Oktobra 2009

Transparency International Bosne i Hercegovine (TI BiH) pozdravlja inicijativu i napore na izradi novog Zakona o sprečavanju sukoba interesa u BiH, smatrajući da je jako važno iskoristiti ovu priliku da se unaprijede zakonska rješenja, imajući u vidu ogromne probleme u implementaciji zakona o sukobu interesa u prethodnom periodu.

Posebno je važno na odgovarajući način definisati situacije u kojima postoji sukob interesa, te način i pravila postupanja institucija koje provode zakon. Takođe je neophodno pooštriti sankcije za lica koja krše zakon, jer je dosadašnja kaznena politika bila neodgovarajuća i nije zadovoljavala osnovne uslove koji bi osigurali generalnu prevenciju sukoba interesa.

Imajući u vidu da se u parlamentarnoj proceduri nalaze i neki od ključnih antikorupcionih zakona, naročito zakon o agenciji za prevenciju korupcije i koordinaciju borbe protiv korupcije, potrebno je osigurati konzistentost zakonskog okvira koji reguliše sprečavanje i borbu protiv korupcije.

TI BiH će od nadležnih institucija zahtijevati osiguravanje transparentosti procesa izrade Zakona o sukobu interesa, kroz provođenje javne rasprave, te uključivanje stručne javnosti u proces njegove izrade. Obzirom da se radi o jednom od ključnih antikorupcionih zakona u zemlji, čija se dosadašnja primjena  nije odvijala na zadovoljavajući način, u proces izrade Zakona neophodno je uključiti sve zainteresovane strane, kako bi kvalitet predloženih zakonskih rješenja bio na što višem nivou, te kako bi se olakšala njihova dosljedna primjena.  

New Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou said on Wednesday he would make the fight against corruption a priority.

Izvještaji za Medije ● 07 Oktobra 2009

Grčki premijer se obavezao da će se boriti protiv korupcije

Izvještaji za Medije ● 07 Oktobra 2009

BAE Systems očekuje konačnu odluku

Izvještaji za Medije ● 01 Oktobra 2009

Bribes and kickbacks flourish despite sanctions against illegal inducements

Izvještaji za Medije ● 01 Oktobra 2009

Podmićivanje cvjeta uprkos sankcijma

Izvještaji za Medije ● 01 Oktobra 2009

UK: BAE Systems bribery case prosecution is welcome news

Izvještaji za Medije ● 01 Oktobra 2009

TI BiH zatražio dokaz za tvrdnju premijera Dodika

Izvještaji za Medije ● 30 Septembra 2009

TI BiH requested evidence of Prime Minister Dodik’s statement

Izvještaji za Medije ● 30 Septembra 2009

Anent the statement of Republic of Srpska’s Prime Minister, Milorad Dodik, during the 12th special session of National Assembly of RS, that he received an offer from a representative of international community that he will not be prosecuted if he agrees to constitutional reforms, for which he claims to have a written evidence, Transparency International Bosnia and Herzegovina issued a request for access to information to Prime Minister’s cabinet, where  access to the alleged written evidence is requested.   

Having in mind that the Freedom of Information Act proscribes that all information in the possession of public body are considered as public good, and therefore available to general public, TI BiH expects that this information will be delivered within statutory time limit. 

“This is a very serious accusation, that questions the rule of law in BiH, „therefore we will use all legal means in order to establish the real truth”, stated Srdjan Blagovcanin, TI BiH Executive Director.

TI BiH zatražio dokaz za tvrdnju premijera Dodika

Izvještaji za Medije ● 30 Septembra 2009

U povodu izjave predsjednika Vlade Republike Srpske, Milorada Dodika, tokom dvanaeste posebne sjednice Narodne skupštine RS, da je dobio ponudu od predstavnika međunarodne zajednice da neće biti procesuiran ako pristane na ustavne promjene i da za to ima pismeni dokaz, Transparency International BiH je uputio zahtjev za slobodan pristup informacijama kabinetu premijera Dodika, u kojem se zahtijeva dostavljanje navedenog pismenog dokaza.

Imajući u vidu da je Zakon o slobodi pristupa informacijama predvidio da su sve informacije u posjedu javnog organa javno dobro, i kao takve dostupne najširoj javnosti, TI BiH očekuje da će ova informacija biti dostavljena u zakonskom roku.

„Ovo je veoma ozbiljna optužba, kojom se dovodi u pitanje princip vladavine prava u BiH, stoga ćemo mi iskoristiti sva pravna sredstva kako bi se utvrdila prava istina“, rekao je Srđan Blagovčanin, izvršni direktor TI BiH.

TIPNG: Potpredsjednik stranke Nacionalne alijanse primio značajnu sumu novca za “konsultanske usluge”

Izvještaji za Medije ● 30 Septembra 2009

TIPNG says it is disgusting to read about the exposure of the Vice President of the National Alliance (NA) Mr James Kond receiving a substantial payment of K200,000 as a lobbyist

Izvještaji za Medije ● 30 Septembra 2009

TIPNG says this case of blatant “cash for political access” on the part of carbon speculators is simply the ugly face of corporate lobbying in PNG. This buying of political patronage should not be tolerated by forest-owning communities, PNG’s people or the Government.

The public can rightfully ask how many more of these deals have been done, should we also be skeptical about dubious projects that have been pushed by the Government, involving the support given to certain mines, certain hotel developments, certain communications projects, even certain knighthoods that have been awarded TIPNG Chairman Peter Aitsi says, “While the Prime Minister may not have known of the actions of the NA’s Vice President, now that it has been made public he must make public what steps he will now take to ensure this type of "cash for political access" is stamped out and those individuals who have business interests are not allowed access to the dealings of government or be allowed to influence the policy consideration of government?”

This incident clearly highlights the compromising of our National interests by individuals who have political connections. They are selling our state assets with little regard to the long term benefit for our communities.

Mr Aitsi says “This incident is a real reflection of why we need an Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) so that these types of politically linked business activities are able to be investigated fully, and where there is proof of wrong doing, the individuals in question can be prosecuted.

Međunarodni dan slobode pristupa informacijama – stanje u BiH poražavajuće

Izvještaji za Medije ● 28 Septembra 2009