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Is Hungary’s assault on the rule of law fuelling corruption?

News • 10 August 2018

In June 2018, Hungary’s parliament passed a series of laws that criminalise any individual or group that offers help to an illegal immigrant. The laws continued worrying trends in…

Comprehensive online tool launched to help companies tackle bribery and corruption

Press • 11 October 2017

Open letter on detention of human rights defenders in Turkey

Press • 14 July 2017

NGOs: We’re here to stay and to continue our work

Press • 13 June 2017

Transparency International says stop the violence and protect civil society in Papua New Guinea

Press • 09 June 2016

Nigerian civil society calls on UK to end role as a safe haven for corrupt individuals

Press • 28 April 2016

Corruption in sport initiative

News • 22 February 2016

Billions of people enjoy the spectacle and spirit of sport. But as a multi-billion dollar business, corruption is a constant risk.

Private military and security companies: A call for better regulation

Press • 11 February 2016

How transparent are telecommunications companies?

News • 24 November 2015

Telecoms – valued at some US$2 trillion – know a lot about their customers. But what can we know about these companies?

Transparency International report shows telecom companies can do much more to prevent corruption

Press • 24 November 2015

Transparency International Uganda condemns the murder of Joan Kagezi

Press • 02 April 2015

Human rights and free press groups call for charges against Rafael Marques de Morais to be dropped

Press • 24 March 2015

Angolan criminal defamation trial to begin

Press • 20 March 2015

Transparency International mourns Richard von Weizsäcker

Press • 04 February 2015

Civil society matters

News • 02 October 2014

It's a critical time for civil society. Barack Obama calls for its protection in the upholding of universal human rights.