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Transparency International is deeply concerned about the imminent approval of the ‘foreign agents bill’ put forward by the government of President Nayib Bukele in El Salvador that would severely…
Nearly two-thirds of countries face a high to critical risk of corruption in their defence and security sectors, reveals the 2020 Government Defence Integrity Index (GDI), released today by…
New data exposes for the first time the high levels of corruption directly experienced by people in the Pacific, pointing to a pressing need for reform
Berlin, 15 November 2021 – The first-ever Global Corruption Barometer – Pacific released by Transparency International today reveals that corruption is a significant problem in the region. When it…
Transparency International, the leading civil society organisation fighting corruption worldwide, will release its first-ever Global Corruption Barometer – Pacific 07:00 NZT (GMT+13) on 16 November…
Transparency International's Annual Membership Meeting, held virtually on 6-7 November, passes two resolutions & elects new board members
Expressing alarm over continued democratic backsliding around the world, Transparency International’s 2021 Annual Membership Meeting resolves to rise against the erosion of the rule of law in the…
As the UN Climate Change Conference COP26 prepares to get underway in Glasgow, Transparency International is urging world leaders to bolster transparency, accountability and integrity to ensure…
The Financial Action Task Force’s proposed measures for strengthening the global standard a positive development in eliminating corporate secrecy
Transparency International welcomes the proposed amendments to the global standard on company ownership, released yesterday. The draft revisions, put forward by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF)…
Slow progress in addressing conflicts of interest leaves the world’s biggest climate conference vulnerable to undue influence and risks undermining its legitimacy, Transparency International warned…
Decisive law enforcement action required to hold both perpetrators and their enablers to account
The Pandora Papers bring home the need to rein in the lawless offshore industry, Transparency International said today. The governments that have been holding up meaningful reforms towards ending the…
Following an investigation by the Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA) into the illicit trade of mukula wood, we are pleased to hear that the Zambian Minister of Land and Natural Resources has…
Transparency International has been alerted about the release of a book authored by Mr Cobus de Swardt, former Managing Director of our Berlin-based Secretariat. We would like to clarify that…
To remain credible and maintain trust, the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) will need to undertake significant efforts to insulate themselves from politics and undue influence,…
USAID, in partnership with Transparency International, is hosting a virtual event on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly to celebrate and elevate the work of anti-corruption…
Issued jointly with Transparency International Zambia
Law enforcement agencies must promptly investigate findings released yesterday by the Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA) concerning an organised network of institutional patronage behind the…
Issued by Transparency International & the Lebanese Transparency Association – No Corruption
To avoid complete collapse of the state and to protect the population, Lebanese decision-makers must immediately form a government founded on integrity, good governance and the common good. The…
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