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Anti-corruption street art: lend me your wall

15 April 2014 in Americas, Anti-corruption movement, Civil society, Human rights, Impunity, People power, Politics and government, Poverty and development, Young people

Transparency International’s chapter in the Dominican Republic, Participación Ciudadana, has taken its fight to the streets of the capital city – or rather the city’s street walls – as a form of non-violent protest against corruption, particularly the kind that goes unpunished. The “Lend me your wall” (Préstame tu pared) campaign, which also focuses on […]

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Arte callejero anticorrupción: Préstame tu pared

15 April 2014 in Americas, Anti-corruption movement, Civil society, Human rights, Impunity, Miscellaneous, People power, Politics and government, Poverty and development, Young people

El capítulo nacional de Transparency International en la República Dominicana, Participación Ciudadana, ha llevado su causa a las calles de la capital, o mejor dicho a las paredes de la ciudad, como una forma de protesta no violenta contra la corrupción, sobre todo, contra aquella que queda impune. La campaña Préstame tu Pared, que también […]

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Young Hungarians waking up to corruption

7 January 2013 in Anti-corruption movement, Young people

Transparency International Hungary is starting to build a new, committed, young audience, who is ready to listen and take action against corruption. This community aims to provide a platform for those concerned with and willing to fight against corruption. Anyone who values transparency and is not willing to idly watch abuse of power or corruption can […]

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