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76 civil society organisations call on UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband to use the UK Illicit Finance Summit to secure ambitious commitments against corrupt and criminal wealth.
Transparency International considers that the Directive does not require amendment. Effective implementation should be the priority.
We call on the IMF to significantly strengthen its programme design and conditionality by incorporating more ambitious and enforceable anti-corruption and governance measures.
Transparency International calls on Brazil to refrain from attacks on its chapter and support open dialogue on transparency and corruption prevention.
CoSP11 marked significant progress in advancing political finance transparency. Read our experts’ analysis.
Global democracy and anti-corruption organisations call on States Parties to strengthen transparency in political finance and reduce corruption risks in elections.
