Korea Environmental Industry and Technology Institute (KEITI) and Transparency International Korea (TI-K) (hereinafter “Two Parties”) have agreed to enter into this Agreement on Cooperation in the Practice of Anti-Corruption and Transparency to promote sustainable development of each Party and promise to create a transparent society based on mutual endeavors. ArticleRead More →

[INTERVIEW] A CALL FOR AN INCREASE IN CIVIL SOCIETY’S TRANSPARENCY: KOREAN COUNCIL EMBEZZLEMENT SCANDAL Program: CPBC (Catholic Peace Broadcasting Corporation) Radio <Yeollin Sesang Oneul> Host: Yoon, Jae-Sun Interviewee: You, Han-Beom, Executive Director of Transparency International Korea Corruption could be prevented if the information on its activities is voluntarily made publicRead More →

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We should adopt an Anti-money Laundering policy which complies with international standards, immediately. 4. Mar. 2020. In April, the FATF (Financial Action Task Force) has published the Mutual Evaluation Report of the Republic of Korea (Korea) on anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing measures, which was processed from January 2019 toRead More →

TI-Korea CPI 2019 Press Release January 23, 2020 Transparency International-Korea Report on South Korea’s transparency from the 2019 Corruption Perception Index (CPI 2019) “We must promote a sustainable and systematic anti-corruption policy more strongly and rise to a more developed country.” South Korea ranks 39th out of 180 countries inRead More →

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19th Transparent Society Awards 2019 Transparency International – Korea announced Transparent Society Award Winners of 2019 Award Recipients:  Kwon Jong-Hyun (a school teacher who got fired for reporting school integrity-related irregularities) Im Eun-Jung (a prosecutor who criticized the unfair prosecutions of defendants) Major (…) Lee (the first recognized whistleblower byRead More →

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Global Defense Integrity Forum Presented by: Sun-hi Lee, TI-Korea Chairperson As an ex-minister of DAPA and the current chair of TI-Korea, I would like to present my personal view on the following questions. Besides the findings of GI by DI-DSP, there are more analyses on corruption risks in the KoreanRead More →