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7 November 2017

International Rational Kleptocracy reducing or eradicating corruption depends on collective, not individual, change. How to regulate Facebook and the online giants in one word: Transparency Digital technologies rewrite the relationships between society’s element We condemn the barbaric murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia who fearlessly exposed corruption Anti-corruption activists, press freedom advocates and investigative journalists from {read more…}

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5 July 2017

New Zealand transparency, integrity and accountability Foreign trusts whittled down after new rules Foreign trusts 'fled' from the sunlight – Labour NZ failing its whistleblowers New research has raised concerns about how New Zealand organisations are protecting those who speak out about wrongdoing. Do we need to do more to look out for our whistleblowers? {read more…}

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2 June 2017

TINZ Releases Public Sector Integrity Media Release. State Services Commission took a very positive step in addressing a key recommendation of TINZ's Integrity Plus 2013 New Zealand National Integrity System Assessment by advertising a role for Deputy Commissioner, Integrity, Ethics and Standards. 11 May, 2017. Defence Inquiry Media Release. Transparency needed to support the integrity {read more…}

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20 April 2017

New Zealand transparency, integrity and accountability Glenn Simmons, Nigel Haworth and Hugh Whittaker: Transparency needed in fishing industry, say academics seeking internal reports New Zealand continues to top polls of world's best countries. World Happiness Report 2017 ranks New Zealand 8th Fraud Film Festival YouTube channel New Zealand PM rules out probe into deadly Afghan {read more…}

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30 January 2017

New Zealand transparency, integrity and accountability This Haven for Billionaires Has a Murky Trust Issue A flamboyant Malaysian financier linked to an international money-laundering probe has laid bare New Zealand’s surprising appeal as a destination for the ultra-rich to park their wealth. OIA statistics released State Services Commissioner Peter Hughes has today published the first {read more…}

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17 December 2016

Anti-money laundering Exposure draft released of new anti-money laundering laws The Government press release on beehive.govt.nz NZ says government will be money-laundering watchdog for lawyers, estate agents The New Zealand government rejected a proposal for industries to police new money-laundering rules themselves. De-risking: The New Zealand banking policy causing more suffering in war torn countries {read more…}

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1 December 2016

Anti-money laundering NZ says government will be money-laundering watchdog for lawyers, estate agents The New Zealand government rejected a proposal for industries to police new money-laundering rules themselves. Exposure draft released of new anti-money laundering laws The Government press release on beehive.govt.nz http://www.justice.govt.nz/justice-sector-policy/key-initiatives/aml-cft/ AML Phase II on the Ministry of Justice Website New Zealand transparency, {read more…}

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2 November 2016

New Zealand transparency, integrity and accountability Alicia Wright as Electoral Commissioner. Alisi commits to continue the Electoral Commission’s role of protecting and extending integrity. The Mega Rich Have Found an Unlikely New Refuge New Zealand’s isolation is a virtue amid terror, U.S. election and Brexit spurs wave of interest from Brits seeking to migrate. Shewan {read more…}

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12 September 2016

Democracy Transparency, civic participation vital for democracy, say leaders at UN (United Nations, Sep 21): Transparency and civic participation in decision-making are vital for democracy, the economy and sustainable development, government and civil society, leaders said on Tuesday as they celebrated the fifth anniversary of the Open Government Partnership (OGP) here. Karl Kane and Richard {read more…}