International Day to End Impunity
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Friday, 23 November marks the International Day to End Impunity. At Transparency International we view impunity as getting away with bending the law, beating the system or…
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Transparency and accountability in development: where do we stand?
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Last year in Busan, world leaders agreed that transparency and accountability are critical to improving aid effectiveness. Have aid donors stuck to their agreement?
No Impunity: Brazil’s court delivers a strong message
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Brazil’s Supreme Court delivered a strong message on 9 October that there will be no impunity for politicians.
Ending impunity in Senegal
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Senegal's peaceful handover of power this year brought hope to the country, but corruption remains a concern. Our Senegalese partners are mobilising citizens to challenge…
“We seek to put a stop to the impunity of the corrupt”
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The Brasilia Declaration adopted at the 15th IACC makes an urgent call to end the impunity of the corrupt, wherever they are.
Fighting corruption in China
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As China's Communist Party Congress chooses the country's new leaders, corruption is high on the agenda. Where are reforms needed?
Calling on Russia: Respect civil society and rights, say regional TI chapters
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Heads of chapters from the Europe and Central Asia region met during Transparency International's Annual Membership Meeting and adopted a statement on the Russian Federation,…
Transparency International chair Huguette Labelle on fighting corruption in 2012
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In a speech opening our 2012 Annual Membership Meeting, our Chair Huguette Labelle surveys the global anti-corruption landscape.
World anti-corruption movement takes aim at impunity
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This week in Brasilia, a new direction for the fight against corruption is being forged. Is an end to impunity within reach?
What the World Cycling Union should do now
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Cycling’s world governing body will set up an independent commission to explore links with the Lance Armstrong doping scandal. These are our recommendations.
Accountable campaign finance: who’s buying votes?
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Spending on elections is reaching record levels in countries around the world. What can be done to prevent campaign contributions from buying policy?
Fighting corruption in Ukraine: A serious challenge
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The elections in Ukraine have returned the ruling party to power but with a tarnished image. This should be no surprise, based on the evidence of our 2011 report on the country.
Uprooting corruption, not trees
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REDD+ is a global plan to reduce carbon emissions by paying countries to preserve their forests. Our new guide examines corruption risks in the scheme, and offers practical steps…
Investigating the truth in Latin America
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On 13 October, Transparency International and the Instituto Prensa y Sociedad (Press and Society Institute, IPYS) named three Brazilian journalists as the winners of this year’s…
24 hours, geeks galore and a common cause of tackling corruption: HAC 2012
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Corruption ruins lives. Technology can save lives. Learn about some of the tech tools to emerge from our recent global hackathon.
Greed, reckless behaviour and the financial crisis: a timeline
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Our timeline highlights moments in the past 20 years when lapses in accountability caused financial havoc. Could this happen again? You judge.
