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In the wake of serious failings exposed by investigative journalists, Transparency International and its chapters in ten countries are calling for accountability and systemic reforms at the Central…
Three new board members were elected at the Annual Membership Meeting held virtually on 10-12 November
Transparency International’s 2023 Annual Membership Meeting elected François Valérian as the new Chair and Ketakandriana Rafitoson as the new Vice-Chair for three-year terms. In the lead-up to this…
New analysis finds that whistleblower protection is still lacking in most EU member states
There is a lack of general protection for whistleblowers who report corruption, and no obligation to examine their reports in several EU countries, Transparency International found in a recent…
The International Labour Organisation (ILO) Administrative Tribunal has accepted an amicus curiae brief submitted by Transparency International and leading whistleblower protection organisations in…
Transparency International is deeply concerned about the recent publication of a list by the Kazakh Ministry of Finance, which discloses civil society organisations (CSOs) receiving international…
As the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank prepare to galvanise multilateral action to address pressing global problems, Transparency International is calling for more ambition in…
From Pacific youth supported by Transparency International Papua New Guinea, Transparency Vanuatu and Integrity Fiji
Dear Pacific Islands Forum leaders and ministers, Pacific greetings to you. As you prepare to convene in the lead up to the 52nd Pacific Islands Forum leaders’ meeting, we present our requests for…
It’s now on parliament and executive government to prevent irreparable damage
The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Court of Justice will not be ordering the government of Ghana to stop the sale of the country’s gold royalties in perpetuity, the court…
Open letter highlights the need for urgent anti-corruption action to guarantee basic rights
On African Anti-Corruption Day and the twentieth anniversary of the adoption of the African Union Convention on Preventing and Combatting Corruption (AUCPCC), Transparency International calls on…
New in-depth analysis finds unacceptable level of money laundering risk in French real estate, despite transparency measures
Non-compliance, incomplete data and loopholes are creating a brick wall for attempts to follow flows of dirty money into French real estate, according to a new report by Transparency International…
On 5 June, the public prosecution office interrogated Azmi Al-Shuaibi, Advisor to the Board of Directors, and Issam Haj Hussein, Executive Director of AMAN – Transparency International’s National…
Transparency International and the Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID) signed a three-year memorandum of understanding (MoU) to cooperate against corruption as a way to…
Both countries have an international obligation to punish foreign bribery
Transparency International and its chapters in the Netherlands and the US urge authorities in the two countries to reopen investigations into Eni and Shell for alleged bribe-paying in Nigeria. The…
As heads of states and governments gather for the Fourth Council of Europe Summit in Reykjavik on 16-17 May, Transparency International urges the Council to centre anti-corruption efforts to…
Open letter to Mairead McGuinness, European Commissioner for Financial Services, Financial Stability and Capital Markets Union
Dear Commissioner McGuinness, We, representatives of civil society, media and academia from across the EU and beyond, are writing to you on the eve of interinstitutional negotiations on the EU’s…
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