New report: How to #CleanUpSports
#FIFA reform: has a long way to go @anticorruption blog http://blog.transparency.org/2016/02/24/fifa-reforms-beware-the-small-print/ … much touted reforms are a bare-bones skeleton & need help
Deborah Wise Unger @DebWiseUnger
Audio: le #lobby de l’armement / Arms industry #lobbying in #Brussels https://t.co/6ou3e48RVK with @loraenvt pic.twitter.com/TxpXfIKl7T
— David Lundy (@DaithiLundy) 24. Februar 2016
When the question is #TTIP the answer is still No! #12throundlastround #StopTTIP @GreensEP @FYEG pic.twitter.com/OgfMI5xBnC
— Molly MEP (@MollyMEP) 24. Februar 2016
What can international #investment #law learn from empirical literature on investment? https://t.co/S9Su6nx5wu #development #governance
— Amy Man (@Amy_L_Man) 24. Februar 2016
News Lens: Why don’t World Bank projects safeguard women’s rights? https://t.co/3MEhvY7Qvk
— Bretton Woods Proj. (@brettonwoodspr) 23. Februar 2016
#SeppBlatter & #MichelPlatini lose appeals. Fifa’s presidential election due to take place on Friday… https://t.co/97dsuCkXYz
— Toby Cadman (@tobycadman) 24. Februar 2016
Good too see MEP’s being concerned about #TTIP secrecy! (seen in the European Parliament) @Europarl_EN pic.twitter.com/eZPipanTz9
— Olivier Hoedeman (@olivierhoedeman) 24. Februar 2016
Solidarity from Belgium for the #heathrow13 – lock up the real climate criminals, not those trying to save us! pic.twitter.com/dpyyXqbthe
— Pascoe Sabido (@pascoesabido) 24. Februar 2016
Lobby behaviour in Brussels: BP makes Gazprom look good. #energyunion #EnergyPS2016
— Mark Johnston (@mark_johnston) 23. Februar 2016
Transparency Int’l @anticorruption Transparency Int’l @anticorruption
Sport is multi-billion $$ business prone to #corruption. New report: How to #CleanUpSports https://t.co/Xa0YsszGTi pic.twitter.com/7DjdG9ra1l
— Transparency Int’l (@anticorruption) 23. Februar 2016
So what can fans do to curb corruption in sport? „Participate. Get involved and stay involved“ says @SuppDirect #CleanUpSports #FoulPlay
— Transparency Int’lUK (@TransparencyUK) 23. Februar 2016
At our #CleanUpSports event tonight @louissaha08 told us why #TransparencyMatters to him. Video coming soon! pic.twitter.com/vUJCRkoL2d — Transparency Int’lUK (@TransparencyUK) 23. Februar 2016
Brazil #LavaJato corruption investigation reveals possible link to president of #Peru. #timeforjustice https://t.co/a2gaZjSd5C — Transparency Int’l (@anticorruption) 23. Februar 2016
#Brazil spent US$780mil just for police costs during #FIFA World Cup protests. How many hospitals could that pay for? #CleanUpSports — Transparency Int’l (@anticorruption) 23. Februar 2016
The eternally unfinished highway: ghost companies, Mafia & missing EU money: https://t.co/uNzgIcC82B #IntegrityPacts pic.twitter.com/0FCxUSvQfZ
— Transparency Int. EU (@TI_EU) 23. Februar 2016
Fans don’t trust #FIFA so let’s #cleanupsports here’s a good toolkit from @anticorruption https://t.co/OzErdzD9QT pic.twitter.com/RwAqK7OLdz
— Deborah Wise Unger (@DebWiseUnger) 23. Februar 2016
The turnover of illegal sports betting is US$500 BILLION a year! That’s more than 2x #Portugal’s GDP. https://t.co/7i9MKuPDht #CleanUpSports
— Transparency Int’l (@anticorruption) 23. Februar 2016
#NGO letter to @TimmermansEU demanding consultation on weak new rules for #EU expert groups https://t.co/ND5q4rfyGR pic.twitter.com/odHF6rXPqr
— BirdLife Europe (@BirdLifeEurope) 23. Februar 2016
You can find the Ombudsman’s full decision on #pesticides authorisation here: https://t.co/Dtz2pQs6kn pic.twitter.com/FBrUoGjlyT
— European Ombudsman (@EUombudsman) 22. Februar 2016
#Lobbying #transparency & ethics groups call on @TimmermansEU to consult MEPs & public re rules on advisory groups https://t.co/GiHub8InqQ
— CEO (@corporateeurope) 23. Februar 2016
Ahead of #FIFA pres election, 69% of fans worldwide have lost faith in FIFA. https://t.co/Kfju2UKowU #CleanUpSports pic.twitter.com/in43Wqm05U
— Transparency Int’l (@anticorruption) 23. Februar 2016
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