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Trinidad and Tobago Transparency Institute (TTTI) will be hosting free Legal Aid Clinics in Chaguanas, Diego Martin, St. Helena, Matelot, Mayaro and Scarborough. TTTI through its Advocacy and Legal Advice Centre (ALAC) has partnered with several public and private organisations to ensure that a wide range of legal advice and information will be afforded to persons attending the clinic. […]

THE COMPETITION TOPICS The topics for the competitions are as follows: ESSAY Age 7 to 13 Topic – What I can do to promote integrity, ethical behaviour and fight corruption in Trinidad and Tobago. POSTER Age 7 to 13 Theme – How corruption affects the daily lives of citizens. THE COMPETITION PRIZES THE COMPETITION RULES […]

In the House of Representatives today, Members of Parliament will have an opportunity to prove they are serious about tackling corruption. The main item for debate is the Whistleblower Protection Bill, 2022, which in its previous incarnation failed to get Opposition support. On that occasion in May 2019 when the legislation was before the Lower […]

by Urvahsi Twiari Roopnarine Anti-corruption efforts across the globe remain dormant with Trinidad and Tobago being no exception, moving up by just one in its score as assessed by Transparency International, moving from a rank of 86 to 82. Source: TV6 News

by Akash Samaroo Trinidad and Tobago’s public sector is being perceived as slightly less corrupt than it was a year before. Moving from a score of 40 in 2020 to 41 in 2021 in the Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI), the Trinidad and Tobago Transparency Institute (TTTI) called it a good platform but “statistically insignificant.” “The […]