“The defence industry is particularly prone to [corruption], to the despair of many of the honest politicians and practitioners in the area” - Lord Robertson of Port Ellen, formerly secretary general of NATO (November 2007)
Press Release
Transparency International (UK) regrets the House of Lords' rejection of the April 2008 Divisional Court judgment on the application of Corner House and Campaign Against Arms Trade.
"The hope that our Courts might rescue the credibility of the Government's duty to fight corruption has evaporated", said Laurence Cockcroft, Chair of TI(UK).
Defence Corruption News Digest
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- Europe: Law lords: fraud office right to end bribery investigation in BAE case
- Americas: Secret Arms Deals - An Invitation to Corruption?
- Middle East: Corruption could undermine Afghan peace
- Africa: Mbeki 'paid R30m arms-deal bribe'
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Latest Interviews
Interview with Daniel Santoro
Daniel Santoro is editor of the politics section of the newspaper Clarín, where he specialises in corruption cases. Transparency International UK’s defence sector team spoke with Daniel about defence sector corruption in Argentina.
For a full list of interviewees click here.