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Legally sanctioned lying: A moment of truth for the Czech Republic?

News • 26 February 2020

A court in Prague struck a blow to civil society in the Czech Republic on Friday, ruling in favour of Prime Minister Andrej Babiš in a libel suit brought by TI Czech Republic.

Index on Censorship, Reporters Without Borders UK and TI UK urge Azerbaijan to Lift Journalist's Travel Ban

Press • 15 January 2020

European Commission audit report finds Czech Prime Minister has conflict of interest - Czech Media

Press • 04 December 2019

Keep truth alive

Transparency Int'l 01 November 2019

The week in corruption, 18 January

Transparency Int'l 18 January 2019

Right to information: knowledge is power

News • 27 September 2018

The right to information is vital for preventing corruption. When citizens can access key facts and data from governments, it is more difficult to hide abuses of power and other…

TI France releases plan for returning ill-gotten gains of grand corruption to country of origin

Press • 26 October 2017

Wider issues continue to cast a shadow on the electoral processes of the Maldives

Press • 09 May 2017

Transparency International condemns threats of violence and intimidation against its Tunisia partner

Press • 18 April 2017

Transparency International strongly condemns intimidation of its El Salvador chapter

Press • 31 January 2017

Panama: Release Dutch journalist and abolish criminal defamation charges

Press • 25 November 2016

Transparency Maldives condemns arrest of journalists and clamping down on press freedom

Press • 04 April 2016

Venezuela unfit for a new UN Human Rights Council term

Press • 23 October 2015

Malaysia: anti-corruption measures need strengthening

Press • 28 July 2015

Kuwait chapter of Transparency International under threat

Press • 11 June 2015