Fair play: strengthening integrity and transparency in cricket
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With cricket in the news as Tendulkar retires and The Ashes arrive, we share recommendations to reform the sport's governance.
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Whistleblowing in Europe: the time has come to tell a new story
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Our new report examines whistleblower protection laws in 27 European countries, with alarming findings.
Stop watering down anti-corruption legislation
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Anti-bribery laws in the US and the UK are under pressure from special interests. Weakening these vital rules is a bad idea.
The positive role of civil society in Russia
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With the authorities increasingly pressuring civil society in Russia, we examine its positive role in the country.
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?
Financial secrecy in the spotlight
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Secrecy jurisdictions, offshore accounts, beneficial owners: they're in the news thanks to recent revelations. What can be done?
International Women’s Day: profiles of women fighting corruption
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To celebrate International Women’s Day, we're highlighting women corruption fighters around the world.
Climate talks – active partners or silent onlookers?
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Climate summits are key opportunities to shape the global response to climate change. But how much can civil society influence the talks?
Everyone pays the cost – Corruption in the defence sector
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The Government Defence Anti-corruption Index assesses what countries do, and fail to do, to counter corruption in their defence sectors. Check your country's results.
Aid robbed in Uganda: what can be done?
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International donors have pulled funds from Uganda in the wake of corruption allegations. What can be done to better ensure aid?
Accountable campaign finance: who’s buying votes?
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Spending on elections is reaching record levels in countries around the world. What can be done to prevent campaign contributions from buying policy?
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.
The right to know: a decade of progress
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Ten years ago, a handful of activists met to discuss ways to advance the recognition of the right to information. That small community has grown to over 200 organisations and 600…
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.
Calling out public officials on corruption: Codes of conduct
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Whether for parliamentarians or public officials, codes of conduct help to build an atmosphere of ethics. But what exactly are these codes, and how do they work?
