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?
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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.
Corruption Reporting: we sponsor new award
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As part of the 2014 One World Media Awards, we're sponsoring a new Corruption Reporting award.
Ukraine: the people speak out
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Ukrainians are sending a strong message to their leaders: they want a more transparent government that answers to the people.
Anti-Corruption Day 2013: celebrations around the world
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On Anti-Corruption Day, one message stands out: people are joining forces to show their desire for corruption-free societies.
#stopthecorrupt
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On International Anti-Corruption Day, people around the world raise their voice against the abuse of power for private gain.
Corruption Perceptions Index 2013: Now is the time for action
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The results of the 2013 Corruption Perceptions Index show that no government has room for complacency when it comes to fighting graft.
Corruption in the classroom: Stories from around the world
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Whether it’s the poorest shut out from school, or research skewed by lobbyists, the cost of corruption in education is high.
Berlusconi: No immunity, no impunity
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The expulsion of Silvio Berlusconi shows no one's above the law in Italy, but more must be done to fight the systemic corruption.
Is fighting corruption in Eastern Europe compromised?
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Ahead of the EU summit in Lithuania, we look at what Eastern European nations can do to show their anti-corruption commitment.
China’s chance to reform
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We take a look how China's Third Plenum report tackles the anti-corruption agenda.
UNCAC review mechanism: up and running but urgently needing improvement
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As countries gather for the UNCAC summit in Panama, we call for new vigour in the review process.
Press freedom: too many attacks go unpunished
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Ahead of International Day to End Impunity, we focus on partnerships to ensure safer investigative reporting.
Slideshow: Inside our hackathon in Rwanda
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See photos from our hackathon event in Rwanda, where over 30 hackers took on challenges presented by five of our chapters.
