Stranke na vlasti su već postigle dogovor i raspodijelile vodeće funkcije u institucijama koje bi trebalo da su nezavisne od vlasti, čime se javno krše zakoni, a institucije zadužene za nadzor nad radom vlasti otvoreno stavljaju pod kontrolu vodećih...

Today, www.pravodaznam.ba was promoted in Sarajevo – the first automated portal for assistance with requests for free access to information. The portal was realized by UG “Why Not” in cooperation with Transparency International, and the Information Program of the Open Society...

A new web portal www.pravodaznam.ba was promoted today in Sarajevo – the first automated portal offering assistance for requesting free access to information. The portal has been developed in association with Transparency International BiH, civil association “Why not” ( Zasto ne), Open...

Banja Luka, 15.12.2011 – After Transparency International Bosnia and Herzegovina (TI BIH) sent a request to Elektroprivreda BiH to deliver their contract made with Rudnap Group a.d. Belgrade, Elektroprivreda BiH answered that the contract is confidential, and that TI BIH should have the approval...

This year, a guest of TI BiH is the band Dubioza Kolektiv, which will hold a concert on December 10th in DFK Club in Banja Luka. On this occasion, TI BiH is organizing a meeting of Dubioza Kolektiv with journalists, which will be organized in cafe DFK club, where media...

Sarajevo, December 01, 2011. – Transparency International launched the Corruption Perception Index (CPI) 2011 according to which Bosnia and Herzegovina has not achieved significant progress in fighting corruption, which shows the fact that BiH is ranked between 91st to 94th position in an index...

Sarajevo, November 23, 2011 — On November 22nd and 23rd , Transparency International Bosnia and Herzegovina (TI BiH) and the International Civil Rights Defenders held a two-day regional conference “Role of civil society, citizens and media in the Western Balkans: challenges as opportunities.”...

Regionalna konferencija o ulozi medija i civilnog društva na Zapadnom...

Banja Luka, October 27, 2011 – Transparency International Bosnia and Herzegovina (TI BiH) considers the decree of the Minister of Internal Affairs of Sarajevo canton Mehmed Budimlic to launch the criminal investigation against the magazine “Slobodna Bosna” as entirely unacceptable and...

Banja Luka, September 30, 2011. – For the purpose of the Transparency International Bosnia and Herzegovina, Prime Communications conducted an Analysis of the media reporting on corruption in Bosnia and Herzegovina, for the period of August 15  to August 28, 2011., including the analysis of...

Sarajevo, September 27, 2011. –Transparency International BiH is organizing the round table with the aim to mark September 28, the International Right to Know Day. This significant day provides an opportunity for an open discussion about the current state of respecting the right to free access to...

Sarajevo, September 21, 2011. – Having established the cooperation with the University of Zenica and the University of Tuzla, Transparency International Bosnia and Herzegovina (TI BiH ) will sign the Memorandum of Cooperation with the University of Sarajevo. By this document, TI BiH and Sarajevo...

Banja Luka, September 19, 2011. – After establishing cooperation with the University of  Zenica, Transparency International Bosnia and Herzegovina (TI BiH) will sign the Memorandum of Cooperation with the University of Tuzla with the aim of establishing the mechanisms and  means of cooperation...

Banja Luka, September 02, 2011. – Transparency International Bosnia and Herzegovina (TI BiH) will sign the Memorandum of Cooperation with the University of Zenica with the aim of establishing mechanisms and means of cooperation in the field of prevention and fight against corruption, as well as...

Transparency International (TI), the anti-corruption organisation, calls on world football’s governing body, FIFA, to carry out comprehensive governance reforms overseen by a group composed of representatives from outside FIFA (elder statesmen, sponsors, media and civil society) and inside...