On trial for corruption: Teodoro Obiang, son of the president of Equatorial Guinea
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In the first case brought by civil society in France, Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue, the son of the president of Equatorial Guinea, is on trial for corruption.
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Open data: promise, but not enough progress from G20 countries
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G20 countries made commitments to publish data that could help curb corruption. How well are they keeping their promises?
The legal right to fight corruption in France
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A landmark case against corruption and nepotism will go to trial in France, a decade after the complaints were filed.
Europe: a playground for special interests amid lax lobbying rules
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Our report assesses lobbying across Europe, looking at responses by governments and institutions to the risks of undue influence.
France: politicians and banks put on the spot
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Scandal has spurred action in France, where politicians will soon have to declare their assets. Do these changes go far enough?
Secrecy breeds contamination: the horse meat scandal
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The integrity of the food supply chain has been called into question across Europe as tons of horse meat has been sold as beef.
In France’s fight against corruption, every signature counts
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Our French chapter has launched a campaign to highlight corruption in the country and put the fight against it on the national agenda.
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.
Putting corruption out of business
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We surveyed 3,000 businesspeople in 30 countries about corruption. Our interactive tool reveals the results.
Fighting foreign bribery: prosecutions making it harder for companies
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Our report, “Exporting Corruption?", tracks countries’ efforts to investigate and punish corrupt companies that use foreign bribes to get ahead.
