1. The Carter Center: Fostering Transparency and Preventing Corruption in Jamaica

This book describes Access to Information as an anti-corruption tool in Jamaica. ...

2. 2010.01.21 / Ms. Maya Najm's statement (English)

Ms. Maya Najm, Senior Advisor at the American Bar Association, speaks at the conference "Enhancing Transparency and Combating Corruption: “The Access to Information” and “Whistleblower Protection” Draft ...

3. 2010.01.21 / Ms. Maya Najm's statement (Arabic)

Ms. Maya Najm, Senior Advisor at the American Bar Association, speaks at the conference "Enhancing Transparency and Combating Corruption: “The Access to Information” and “Whistleblower Protection” Draft ...

4. Focus Group Report on Anti-Corruption Initiatives (English)

Report of Findings from Focus Group Research: Public Perceptions of Corruption and Prospects for Anti-Corruption. ...

5. Transparency International's Anti-Corruption Plain Language Guide (English)

The Plain Language Guide is a short reference document that provides a collection of forty essential anti-corruption terms, each with a working definition and example to demonstrate what the concept means ...

6. 2008.10.06 | Now Lebanon | Corruption in Lebanon, between decline and steadiness

7. ABA description
(Who we are/Who we are)

... have, to date, focused on human rights and access to justice, clinical legal education and anti-corruption and public integrity. Contact details: Tel/Fax: (+961) 1 398294, (+961) 1 398224 Website: www.abarol.org ...

8. Browse the Access to Information Draft Law (English)
(About the laws/About the laws)

... and help combat corruption by enabling every person to exercise his/her right to access and view documents held by the administration in accordance with the provisions of this law. Article 2: Administration ...

9. Resources & Links
(Resources and links/resources and links)

  In this section, you will find resources developed by the Network and others, to increase your knowledge about access to information, Whistleblower protection, and corruption. Factsheets Reports ...

10. Meeting the Media
(What we do/what we do)

Naharashabab, in partnership with Maharat, engages the media and raises their awareness on access to information, whistleblower protection, and approaches to reporting corruption. On November 15, 2009, ...

11. Contact Us
(Who we are/Who we are)

... please contact the Legal Working Group, which is coordinated by Lebanese Parliamentarians Against Corruption (LebPAC): MP Ghassan Moukheiber Phone: +961-1-989798  ...

12. Lobbying Parliamentarians
(What we do/what we do)

... Parliamentarians Against Corruption (LebPAC) Ghassan Moukheiber, Yassine Jaber, Abdallah Hanna, Ismail Sukkarieh and Jawad Boulos. We currently are in the process of informing and lobbying all members ...

13. Target audience
(What we do/what we do)

... out in the public interest, unveil cases of corruption, and expose public mismanagement and other illegal practices. Civil society: NGOs will be able to base their advocacy plans on solid evidence, monitor ...

14. Whistleblower Protection Draft Law
(About the laws/About the laws)

  The Legal Working Group (LWG) of the Network is in the process of drafting a Whistleblower Protection law. Also, outside the framework of the project, a draft law on fighting corruption in the public ...

15. Report Corruption
(Resources and links/resources and links)

... corruption. LALAC help citizens pursue corruption-related complaints, encouraging them to come forward. By using information gained from cases (either individual cases or common themes running through ...

16. Network Members
(Who we are/Who we are)

... organizations, was formed on April 11, 2008, upon the initiative of the Lebanese Parliamentarians against Corruption (LebPAC), the Lebanese Transparency Association (LTA) and Association pour la Défense ...

17. About the Network
(Who we are/Who we are)

  The National Network for the Right of Access to Information is a multi-sectoral group formed on April 11, 2008 upon the initiative of the Lebanese Parliamentarians against Corruption (LebPAC), the ...

18. What We Do
(What we do/what we do)

... the media and raises their awareness on access to information, whistleblower protection and approaches to reporting corruption through the following activities: conducting in-house meetings with members ...

19. What We Want
(Who we are/Who we are)

... corruption, commonly referred to as whistleblower protection. Lebanon lacks key transparency and anti-corruption legislation. An access to information law will create a more open and democratic society ...

20. Who We Are
(Who we are/Who we are)

  The National Network for the Right of Access to Information is a multi-sectoral group formed on April 11, 2008 upon the initiative of the Lebanese Parliamentarians against Corruption (LebPAC), the ...