Russia: the perils of selective justice
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The guilty verdict in the trial of Russian anti-corruption activist Aleksey Navalny and his five year prison sentence for alleged embezzlement is a troubling example of selective…
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Panama takes a turn towards transparency, but will it go far enough?
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Kickbacks and penalties
Transparency Int'l
The positive role of civil society in Russia
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With the authorities increasingly pressuring civil society in Russia, we examine its positive role in the country.
24 hours, geeks galore and a common cause of tackling corruption: HAC 2012
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Corruption ruins lives. Technology can save lives. Learn about some of the tech tools to emerge from our recent global hackathon.
First ever C20 summit calls on governments to turn promises into action
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Alexander Papachristou appointed Special Legal Counsel
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The week in corruption: 8 stories making the news
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Eight stories making the news
Transparency International condemns speedy sentencing of civil society activists in Russia
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The West can do better than condemn Navalny’s jail sentence
Transparency Int'l
Youth taking action
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Across the Transparency International movement young people are coming together to learn about how to fight corruption.
Calling on Russia: Respect civil society and rights, say regional TI chapters
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Heads of chapters from the Europe and Central Asia region met during Transparency International's Annual Membership Meeting and adopted a statement on the Russian Federation,…
Gabonese activist, Russian lawyer, and Sri Lankan journalist win Transparency International Integrity Award
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Lucky rich Russians?
Alina Bashirova
Troika Laundromat signals a different kind of financial crisis
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The Troika Laundromat investigation shines a spotlight on a cast of new and familiar characters in the ongoing saga surrounding flows of dirty money through the world’s financial…
