Stop the secrecy in the sun
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We're calling for a law change in the British Virgin Islands and the Cayman Islands to staunch the flow of dirty money.
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Mexico pushes through transparency reform
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Mexicans will now find it easier to access vital information needed to hold their government to account, thanks to a new law.
Five reforms to restore faith in Turkish politics
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In the wake of an explosive corruption scandal, we look at what Turkey needs to do to keep politics transparent.
Journalism is challenging corruption in Peru: see how you can help
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Our Peruvian chapter produces a corruption-beating online TV programme that is helping people fight back. See how you can help support the show and the journalists and citizens of…
Keep corruption out to halt climate change
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Vast sums of money are being invested to thwart climate change. But is corruption undermining good intentions?
Major games: let sport triumph, not corruption
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Sochi’s multibillion-dollar price tag highlights the need for greater anti-corruption safeguards in sport.
Moroccan honoured for taking on health corruption
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Abdelaziz Adnane has won Transparency International Morocco’s 2013 Integrity Award for tackling health corruption head-on.
You can’t wipe out poverty without fighting corruption
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Ahead of the UN working group meeting next week, we're calling for good governance to be at the heart of the agenda.
Honduras: time for anti-corruption reforms
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As Hondurans welcome their new president, hopes are high that anti-corruption forms an integral part of his government.
Enforce bribery convention to stop defence impunity
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More needs to be done to ensure an end to impunity for bribe-givers and the bribe-takers doing deals across borders.
Time to put transparency on Central Africa’s agenda
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It's time for real change in Central Africa, where all leaders make transparency a leading priority.
Ukraine: standing up for people’s rights
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Continuing protests in Ukraine show wide concern about liberties being rescinded by restrictive new laws.
Blacklisting the corrupt: why the EU debarment system does not work
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Banning corrupt companies from accessing public funds is both a penalty and a deterrent, so why is the EU blacklist barely used?
2013 in 10 pictures
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Looking back on the last 12 months, we reflect on 10 events and findings that have shaped our vision for next year.
Jordan, South Africa and Tunisia join the movement
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In the past month three new organisations have become part of our movement. We take a look at the work they are doing.
New business principles for countering bribery
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In our latest set of business principles, we set a high, yet achievable standard of anti-bribery practice for firms.
