We have released our annual report for 2021. The report showcases our vision and the activities that we have accomplished in 2021. Our vision: “We envisage being Papua New Guinea’s leading, reputable, and well-established organisation working with like-minded individuals and organisations to combat corruption.” Our 2021 Annual Report showcases the various activities we carried out to with the focus of turning our vision into reality.
TIPNG Annual Report 2021 Read More »
The fight against corruption in Papua New Guinea can only be successful if each person and organisation takes on the responsibility to strengthen their integrity. These were the sentiments expressed by Transparency International Papua New Guinea (TIPNG) at the launch of the National Economic and Fiscal Commission (NEFC) Anti-Corruption and Integrity Strategy 2022-2025 on Wednesday (15/6/2022).
TIPNG Welcomes NEFC Anti-Corruption Strategy Read More »
There must be a concerted effort by the respective government agencies such as Police, PNGDF and CIS officers under the operational command of the Police, Dept. of Finance, Dept. of Provincial and Local Government Affairs and others to work with the Papua New Guinea Electoral Commission (PNGEC) as it seeks to deliver a safe and fair election, says Transparency International Papua New Guinea (TIPNG). TIPNG is making this call in-light of the growing reports of election-related violence taking place around our country, in particular some parts of the Highlands region.
Constitutional Agencies Need to Demonstrate Leadership in Light of Election Violence Read More »
Transparency International PNG (TIPNG) Inc. wishes to inform its financial members of the Annual General Meeting (AGM) for the year 2021.
Notice of the 2021 Annual General Meeting Read More »
Transparency International Papua New Guinea (TIPNG) is sounding the alarm on the risk of an inadvertent breach of both the election laws and the Constitutional requirements pertaining to the conduct of the 2022 National General Elections (NGE). Key information from the PNG Electoral Commission (PNGEC) has not been forthcoming inspite of several attempts made by TIPNG. Chairman Peter Aitsi said “Two weeks ago Electoral Commissioner Mr. Sinai published an announcement of the revised election schedule issued by Head of State, Governor General Sir Bob Dadai. On Friday 6th May 2022 PNGEC officials were unable to produce a gazettal notice, giving effect to this announcement.” This is a serious concern he went on to say.
Transparency Required as Risk of Constitutional Breach Looms Read More »
Dear Readers, It has been a busy first quarter for the project with agencies finalizing their Anti-Corruption Strategies and the first Investigative Journalism Workshop taking place. Planning has commenced for the second Investigative Journalism Workshop and Civil Society Workshop. The project is also offering an opportunity to agencies and organizations to book a Lunch &
PAIS Stakeholder Update Issue 2 Read More »
In remarks celebrating World Press Freedom Day, Transparency International Papua New Guinea (TIPNG), has reiterated its support to media in Papua New Guinea in their shared role to hold those who are in power accountable.
A Free Media is Crucial to Accountability in Papua New Guinea Read More »
Dear Members and Friends, As expected during an election year, this first quarter has come flying out of the blocks! We marked our 25th year in the fight against corruption in January. We took the time to honor the courage and commitment of our many supporters who have enabled us to continue our work on
Our 2022 Q1 Newsletter is out Now! Read More »
Transparency International PNG (TIPNG) is calling on all sectors of society to remind elected officials and constitutional office holders to uphold the Constitutional requirement for a National General Elections.
Uphold the Constitution by confirming the 2022 Election Schedule Read More »
Transparency International Papua New Guinea (TIPNG) is reminding all Members of Parliament to ensure that the transition from the 10th Parliament to the 11th Parliament occurs within the rule of law and upholds the Constitution. Actions by current MP’s will be subject to the Leadership Code while in office and the Organic Law on the Independent Commission Against Corruption should they leave office after the Elections. TIPNG has issued this statement following media reports that there will be no arrangement for a caretaker cabinet during the Election period commencing from the Issue of Writs on 28th April and ending with the Return of Writs on 29th July 2022.
Parliament Rushing Laws for Self Interest Undermines Elections Read More »
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