Transparency International in Bosnia and Herzegovina (TI BiH) held on 29th September 2016 a regional conference entitled Corruption, Media and Censorship in the Western Balkans, as part of a two-day conference that marked the International Right to Know...

Transparency International in Bosnia and Herzegovina is organizing a regional conference entitled Corruption, Media and Censorship in the Western Balkans, as part of a two-day conference dedicated to the International Right to Know...

TI BiH is organizing street events in Sarajevo, Banja Luka and Mostar, at which they will talk to citizens and give them the opportunity to learn more about their rights and ways in which to demand the information and accountability from the public institutions in...

Transparency International in BiH requested from the Office of the Disciplinary Counsel to examine the allegations which claim that the Chief Prosecutor, Goran Salihovic, was under the pressure to stop the investigation against the President of RS, Milorad...

TI BiH has appealed to the City of Doboj to distribute the planned funds in the amount of BAM 3 million intended for the aid to the entrepreneurs who suffered floods, in accordance with the clear criteria on the basis of which it will be determined who is eligible for the aid and in which...

Transparency International BiH is presenting the Draft Amendments to the Law on Conflict of Interest in BiH aimed at improving the regulations, in order to eliminate the blockages in the implementation of the Law on Conflict of Interest at the level of BiH and FBiH which have lasted for several...

Transparency International in Bosnia and Herzegovina (TI BiH) is organizing a workshop for the representatives of civil society and media on free access to information and possibilities of using legal remedies in the process of exercising the right to access...

A global investigation into the use of secret companies by the rich, powerful and corrupt has shown how a network of lawyers, bankers and others around the world hide illicit wealth. Transparency International calls on the international community to act immediately to adopt transparency laws to...

The attendees of the School of Integrity will also present their essays on the phenomenon of corruption in our country, the possibilities of establishing a system of integrity, and there will be a debate regarding this topic as...

The analysis of TI BiH has shown a lack of mechanisms to prevent and sanction conflicts of interest, and that in situations in which legal framework prescribes specific aspects of ensuring the integrity, there are no clearly specified competencies for determining and sanctioning the conflict of...

Sarajevo, February 26, 2016 - Transparency International in Bosnia and Herzegovina (TIBiH), in cooperation with the coalition of non-governmental organizations in charge of the Open Government Partnership (OGP) initiative, is 25. held a conference on the Challenges of the Open Government...

Transparency International BiH (TI BiH) is organizing the roundtable on ”Employment in Public Administration with Special Emphasizes on the Implementation of Legal...

Transparency International u Bosni i Hercegovini obilježio je 15 godina svog rada organizujući prijem koji je održan 18. februara 2016. godine u...

Transparency International in Bosnia and Herzegovina (TI BiH) is organizing a presentation for the media at which it will present the Global Corruption Report on Sport. Transparency International periodically publishes the Global Corruption Report, focused on different field every time, while this...

Results of the research conducted by TIBiH, as well as the work of the Legal Advice Centre, show that the citizens consider corruption to be one of the major problems in BiH society, along with the unemployment, which can be proven by the fact that the citizens address TIBiH mostly for the problem...

TI BiH considers that the Government as the central executive authority must not excessively interfere with the independent work of local self-government and that the proposed laws need to be...