Highlights from our 20th Anniversary event
It’s now 20 years since Transparency International began its fight to end corruption worldwide. It’s been a busy two decades, with landmark global conventions, leaders held to account for their actions, and millions of people standing up and challenging corruption in their daily lives.
But our 20th anniversary isn’t only about remembering our history, it’s about shaping our future – and today in Berlin, we’re looking at where we’re going next.
Led by panels of global experts, our anniversary conference will be tackling the biggest issues facing the anti-corruption movement – from ending poverty and securing a sustainable future for the planet, to ensuring the corrupt don’t get away with their crimes.
Get involved! We’re streaming the action live, and inviting corruption fighters worldwide to join the conversation at #TI@20.
Here are some highlights of the day so far.
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