Corruption Perceptions Index 2016

Rank

101 / 176

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A country's rank indicates its position relative to the other countries in the index. Learn more.

Score

35 / 100

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A country or territory’s score indicates the perceived level of public sector corruption on a scale of 0 (highly corrupt) to 100 (very clean). Learn more.

Hommage à Grégory Ngbwa Mintsa

Le lauréat du Prix d'intégrité 2010 de Transparency International nous a quittés.

A tribute to Grégory Ngbwa Mintsa

The winner of Transparency International’s 2010 Integrity Award passes away.

Gabon : les ONG dénoncent la condamnation du militant Marc Ona

Gabon structural reforms must lead to a more engaged civil society

Biens Mal Acquis : TI France et SHERPA dénoncent des tentatives d’intimidations judiciaires

Transparency International concerned about recent detention of civil society activists in Gabon

Gabon: Transparency International inquiété par la détention de militants d’ONG

Clamping down on kleptocrats

President Obiang is one of three African leaders whose assets in France are under investigation, the result of years of activism and a landmark legal decision allowing Transparency International France and Sherpa to start judicial proceedings, a precedent that could be replicated all over the world.

Affaire des « Biens mal acquis » [1] : TI France et SHERPA annoncent le dépôt d’une nouvelle plainte avec constitution de partie civile visant à contourner un énième blocage du parquet dans ce dossier

The Arab Commission for Human Rights, Sherpa and Transparency International France file legal complaint targeting French assets of Ben Ali and Trabelsi Families

Gabonese activist, Russian lawyer, and Sri Lankan journalist win Transparency International Integrity Award

UN Anti-corruption meeting develops worrisome trend

Transparency Frankreich und Sherpa erheben Klage gegen drei afrikanische Staatschefs. Neues Kapitel bei der Rückerlangung illegal erworbenen Vermögens beginnt

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