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In its annual report for 2015, released today, Corruption Watch (CW) highlights the power of public participation in the fight against corruption, as reflected in the more than 10 000 people who have…
International community must ask Turkey to respect freedom of expressionTransparency International, the global anti-corruption organisation, is calling on the government of Turkey to respect its own…
Transparency International welcomed news Brazilian authorities are taking their investigation of the Petrobras corruption scandal to the highest levels, as seen by the detainment today of former…
On the second anniversary of when former Ukraine’s President Viktor Yanukovych fled his country, Transparency International called on Ukrainian authorities to fully investigate the former president’s…
69% of fans polled have no confidence in FIFAOn the day Transparency International launches its Global Corruption Report: Sport, an in-depth report looking at why sport has become so corrupt and what…
The launch today of Transparency International’s Global Corruption Report: Sport highlights that Africa is vulnerable to serious reputational risks across all sports and is already compromised by…
Minimal enforcement of anti-corruption laws coupled with the private sector’s lack of exposure to international anti-corruption norms allows corruption to thrive in Mozambique’s business sector,…
The Global Corruption Report: Sport and results of football fan poll to be launched on 23 FebruaryAt a time when football, tennis and track and field face big corruption crises Transparency…
Recent decisions by the Attorney-General put in doubt the impartiality of the judiciaryAs Malaysia Prime Minister Najib Razak attends the US-ASEAN Summit in the United States with all ten leaders of…
This year the anti-corruption organization Transparency International will be attending the Munich Security Conference to call for better regulation of private military and security companies (PMSCs)…
Contest to identify most symbolic cases of grand corruption reached millions of peopleTransparency International today launched the sanctioning phase of its Unmask the Corrupt campaign in which the…
Corruption Watch launches a mass public awareness campaign in a bid to ensure that the Office of the Public Protector remains a safely guarded cornerstone of South Africa’s democracyCorruption Watch…
TI-USA welcomes the introduction of bills by Representative Carolyn Maloney (D-NY) and Senator Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) –both titled the Incorporation Transparency and Law Enforcement Assistance Act…
Transparency International released its 21st annual Corruption Perceptions Index on 27 January. The index ranks 168 countries/territories by their perceived levels of public sector corruption. The…
“Corruption can be beaten if we work together. To stamp out the abuse of power, bribery and shed light on secret deals, citizens must together tell their governments they have had enough.” - José…
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