# 10 photos of corruption-busting around the world URL: https://www.transparency.org/en/news/10-photos-of-corruption-busting-around-the-world Type: News Published: 2015-05-13 Updated: 2019-11-19 --- 13 May 2015 Whether it’s demonstrating outside parliament in Indonesia, performing at a public rally in Lebanon, or speaking to rural farmers in Madagascar, our efforts to tackle corruption around the world take many forms. Here are 10 photos showing Transparency International in action: ![](/images/uploads/feature/Bangladesh_620.jpg "Image: Copyright, Transparency International Bangladesh") *We organise a boat rally in Bangladesh to mark World Water Day and protest industrial waste dumping in the country’s rivers, which authorities have been slow to act on.* *![](/images/uploads/feature/India_620.jpg "Image: Copyright, Transparency International India")* *In India, we visit several districts to speak to the public about government welfare schemes in the area and give citizens an opportunity to ask questions about them – in the presence of officers and politicians.* *![](/images/uploads/feature/Indonesia_620.jpg "Image: Copyright, Transparency International Indonesia")* *Here we’re demonstrating in Indonesia against the 2014 Regional Elections Bill, which called for direct elections to become indirect ones. Protesters wear face masks depicting politicians who were supporting the Bill. © Transparency International Indonesia* *![](/images/uploads/feature/Kenya_620.jpg "Kelley Lynch/Transparency International Kenya")* *One of our officers in Kenya explains the corruption hotline service offered to citizens so they can report complaints and feedback about aid and service delivery.* *![](/images/uploads/feature/Lebanon_chapters2014_620.jpg "Image: Copyright, The Lebanese Transparency Association")* *In Lebanon, we raise the public’s awareness of bribery in the Beirut Souks. These two clowns perform skits to highlight bribery issues to the audience.* *![](/images/uploads/feature/Madagascar_620.jpg "Image: Copyright, Transparency International Madagascar")* *Here, we speak to a farmer in Madagascar as part of an initiative to survey rural citizens’ perceptions of corruption in the country.* *![](/images/uploads/feature/Rwanda_620.jpg "Image: Copyright, Transparency International Rwanda")* *In Rwanda, a citizen tells her corruption complaint to our advice centre during one of our outreach events.* *![](/images/uploads/feature/SriLanka_620.jpg "Image: Copyright, Transparency International Sri Lanka")* *At the launch of our sticker campaign in Sri Lanka, citizens take a stand and commit to end corruption.* *![](/images/uploads/feature/Ukraine_620.jpg "Image: Copyright, Transparency International Ukraine")* *In Ukraine we call for anti-corruption laws that will promote disclosure of officials’ assets and resolve conflict of interests. Thanks to much public pressure, the parliament approves them.* *![](/images/uploads/feature/Yemen_620.jpg "Image: Copyright, Yemeni Team for Transparency & Integrity")* *In Yemen we host an event to distribute story books to raise children’s awareness of corruption and the ways to fight it.* For any press inquiries please contact ### You might also like... ## [Anti-corruption gaps are leaving democracy in Europe exposed](https://www.transparency.org/en/news/anti-corruption-gaps-leaving-democracy-europe-exposed) News • 15 September 2026 Too many European countries are failing to effectively implement and enforce their anti-corruption laws, while several are rapidly backsliding. ## [COP Talks: Formal Delegations, Informal Access](https://www.transparency.org/en/news/cop30-formal-delegations-informal-access) News • 14 September 2026 Our analysis of EU delegations found 63 fossil fuel-linked representatives accredited through nine EU Member States at COP30, raising concerns over transparency and influence in… ## [Transparency International 2025: while corruption spreads, here's proof change is possible](https://www.transparency.org/en/news/transparency-international-2025-while-corruption-spreads-heres-proof-change-is-possible) News • 17 July 2026 Corruption still involves envelopes of cash under tables in many countries. But it's also evolving. Transparency International's 2025 annual report shows how corruption is taking… ## [Financial intelligence units: Powerful tools against corruption if governments let them work](https://www.transparency.org/en/news/financial-intelligence-units-powerful-tools-against-corruption) News • 24 June 2026 Financial intelligence units can help expose corrupt money flows – but only if governments give them the powers, access and independence to do the job.