Vietnam: Citizens against Corruption
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Vietnam has seen extraordinary examples of ordinary people standing up against corruption. But some are targeted by the institutions they criticise.
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Maldives: election monitoring across unsettled islands
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On 7 September close to 240,000 registered voters across the scattered islands in the Maldives will cast their votes in the second-ever multiparty presidential election.
Global Voices call for G20 Action on Corruption
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As leaders arrive in St Petersburg for the G20 Summit, civil society voices across the world are calling for one thing: action.
China: the politics of fighting corruption
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There are many ways China could show its intent to fight corruption. The show trial of Bo Xilai is not one of them.
Cycling: Why governance is not a side-show
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As the sport’s governing body prepares to elect a new president, it’s time to come clean about the past.
Czech Republic: new elections, new chances
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In the wake of a scandal and a dissolved parliament, can a new Czech government restore public confidence?
Transparency International’s 20th Anniversary Youth Photo and Writing competition shows young people want to stamp out corruption
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On Thursday, 15 August Transparency International will announce the winners of the Transparency International’s 20th Anniversary Youth Photo and Writing Competition.
REDD+ in cartoons
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Our new posters make the complexities of the forest-saving scheme simple to understand.
Cambodia and Zimbabwe: when elections are compromised
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Recent elections in Cambodia and Zimbabwe highlight the influence of leaders who have been in power for many years.
Cambodia: Systematic irregularities raise doubts on election integrity
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Cambodia’s recent election results require an independent audit because of systematic voting irregularities.
Zimbabwe: free and fair elections?
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When Zimbabweans go to the polls on 31 July, there is little chance that the elections will be free and fair.
Russia: the perils of selective justice
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The guilty verdict in the trial of Russian anti-corruption activist Aleksey Navalny and his five year prison sentence for alleged embezzlement is a troubling example of selective…
Lebanon: Stopping secrecy one law at a time
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Lebanon is set to become the 95th country to adopt an access to information law that would empower its citizens to participate and question public and political affairs more…
Youth taking action
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Across the Transparency International movement young people are coming together to learn about how to fight corruption.
Marching against corruption in Brazil’s water sector
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Dozens of people are marching from town to town in the dusty interior of Piauí to demand accountability and an end to corruption in the water sector.
Stop watering down anti-corruption legislation – part two
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A US court ruling could weaken a new law requiring extractives firms to publish information about each country where they operate.
