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Transparency International welcomes the new commitment to promote citizen security made by leaders at the fourth CELAC–EU Summit, but urges all signatories to follow through on their commitment
Berlin — Transparency International applauds the establishment of a European Union, Latin American and Caribbean (EU-LAC) Alliance for Citizen Security. The Alliance commits to tackling corruption,…
Held online November 7–9, 2025, the meeting elected four board members, selected a new member for the Membership Accreditation Committee, and adopted five resolutions supporting the movement’s mission to strengthen governance and combat corruption globally
Transparency International’s 2025 Annual Membership Meeting (AMM) brought together Official Chapter Representatives from across the movement to approve the Annual Report and Financial Statements,…
COP30, Belém, Brazil
As COP30 begins in Belém, the credibility of global efforts to tackle the climate crisis hangs in the balance. Will governments prioritise public interest or continue to let fossil fuel industries…
Despite holding ancestral land titles for over a century, Honduras’ Garífuna community faces displacement, violence, and environmental destruction fueled by corporate palm oil expansion
Berlin – As world leaders prepare for COP30, Transparency International highlights Honduras’ Garífuna community of Cristales and Río Negro, where corruption and corporate capture fuel palm oil…
Berlin - Transparency International expresses concern over the political instability in Honduras ahead of the general elections scheduled for November 30. With less than one month remaining before…
Berlin – Fossil fuel interests have deeply infiltrated global climate talks, threatening the credibility and effectiveness of the United Nations’ climate negotiation process, according to a new…
Following the military takeover in Madagascar, Transparency International calls for a transition based on transparency and inclusivity.
Responding to the military’s announcement that it has seized power in Madagascar, suspended key democratic institutions and appointed a new Prime Minister alongside a transitional governing body,…
Transparency International and its global leadership express profound concern and dismay at the statements made during the plenary session of the Brazilian Supreme Court on 15 October 2025, where…
Transparency International Georgia leader risks up to 15 years in prison on unfounded charges, as civil society comes under growing pressure
Berlin – Transparency International is deeply alarmed by the escalating persecution of civil society organisations in Georgia. In the latest threat, Eka Gigauri, Executive Director of Transparency…
Transparency International welcomes the recent enhancements introduced by the UN Climate Change Body (UNFCCC) to its registration system ahead of COP30. These reforms represent an important step…
The world’s leading anti-corruption watchdog urges national delegations to commit to transparency measures that protect climate negotiations from undue influence
Transparency International wrote today to national delegations attending COP30, urging them to adopt a new integrity pledge designed to limit fossil fuel influence on climate talks. The…
Transparency International strongly condemns the Indonesian government’s violent response to peaceful protests and is calling for the authorities to uphold their human rights obligations, protect…
Leading anti-corruption NGO Transparency International welcomes today’s conviction by the Higher Regional Court of Munich of former German Bundestag member Eduard Lintner in the Azerbaijani…
We are extremely concerned to see the worsening humanitarian situation in Gaza, where more than 100 international aid organisations and human rights groups are warning of mass starvation. We have…
Berlin – As Denmark assumes the Presidency of the Council of the EU today, Transparency International is calling for urgent leadership to revive the stalled EU Anti-Corruption Directive negotiations,…
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