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Who will police the police?

24 May 2012 13:36 BST | Comments (0)
chandrashekhar-krishnan | Anti-Corruption Views
Urgent reforms are needed in London's Metropolitan police force, the head of TI-UK says
What you lose when you lose everything

22 May 2012 15:43 BST | Comments (0)
Alex Ostasiewicz | Aid Worker Diaries
The worst damage from violent March 2012 tornadoes in Kentucky was centered in the eastern Appalachian foothills. AmeriCares ...
Ce que j’ai tiré des Réunions de printemps du FMI et de la Banque Mondiale à Washington

19 May 2012 17:51 BST | Comments (0)
Bachir Sylla | TrustMedia Alumni Blog
Les Réunions de printemps 2012 du Fonds Monétaire international et de la Banque mondiale auxquelles j’ai été invité cette ...
CPJ: UK set for historic libel reform

18 May 2012 11:48 BST | Comments (0)
Borja Bergareche | TrustMedia partner blog
New libel legislation proposed by the British government has been met with general approval by reform campaigners, who will ...
Impactful anti-bribery training

08 May 2012 15:10 BST | Comments (1)
michelle-witton | Anti-Corruption Views
A guide to creating impactful UK Bribery Act training

NEWS:Alaskan villagers become climate refugees as homeland melts
The predicament faced by the Eskimo village of Newtok is a wake-up call for all of us, says rights lawyer
NEWS:U.S. NGOs support proposal to modernize Foreign Assistance Act of 1961
U.S. NGO alliance InterAction welcomes today’s release of Rep. Howard Berman’s (D-CA) draft Global Partnerships Act of 2011, a proposal which brings U.S. foreign assistance into the 21st century. This new plan, which comes half a century after the implementation of the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961, establishes a much-needed framework to reform the current system of delivering U.S. assistance abroad.
NEWS:Foreign aid cuts would damage U.S. interests
U.S. House Republican appropriators today continued their assault on U.S. international efforts to reduce poverty, address climate change, and respond to famine and other disasters. This comes a week after the House Foreign Affairs Committee also sought to gut core development accounts.