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Transparency International is in the process of reorganising the operations of its international Secretariat to focus more on the global anti-corruption efforts of its 100-strong chapter…
Cobus de Swardt appointed External Managing DirectorTransparency International is pleased to announce the appointment of Lucas Olo Fernandes as Interim Internal Managing Director of the International…
The Panamanian authorities should immediately release Dutch investigative journalist Okke Ornstein and abolish the crime of criminal defamation, Transparency International, the International Press…
The Brazilian Congress is trying to pass a general amnesty for electoral crimes that will let many allegedly corrupt politicians go free. The amnesty clause is being added to an anti-corruption bill…
Panama Papers and investigative journalism at the heart of the agendaThe 17th International Anti-Corruption Conference will take place from 1-4 December in Panama City. Leading experts from a wide…
Transparency France welcomes major progress to fight foreign bribery and protect whistleblowersTransparency France welcomes the new anti-corruption law passed on 9 November as a breakthrough.…
Transparency International calls on the regulators of offshore secrecy havens to live up to their promise to take action against dirty money from passing through their financial systems and commit to…
Transparency International-USA, a non-partisan, non-profit organization dedicated to strengthening integrity and combating corruption in the United States and internationally, urges President-elect…
Transparency International and Transparency Maldives welcome the release of whistleblower Gasim Abdul Kareem from prison but are disappointed that the prosecution and sentencing went forward this…
New Transparency International report shows people fear speaking out against corruptionOne in three people living in Europe and Central Asia think corruption is one of the biggest problems facing…
We the undersigned civil society organisations, recognise the importance of Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 16 as a strong and effective mechanism to fight corruption in the Association of…
Transparency International will publish on 16 November the results of a public opinion poll about people’s experiences and perceptions of corruption in 42 countries in Europe and Central Asia. For…
Transparency International today announced the candidates short-listed for the Anti-Corruption Award (in alphabetical order): The Carwash Operation (Lava Jato), led by the Carwash Task Force,…
Transparency International and Transparency Maldives call on the Prosecutor General of the Maldives to stop the process of sentencing Gasim Abdul Kareem, the whistleblower who disclosed customer…
New report shows political elites wield too much powerThe fight against corruption in the Western Balkans and Turkey is failing, putting European Union accession at risk. Political elites have too…
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