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Personal data protection has a sole purpose, and shielding corporate structures from sunlight isn’t it

Ádám Földes 05 September 2023

Legitimate interest 2.0: Enabling journalists and activists to follow the money in the European Union

News • 23 August 2023

The EU needs to comply with the Court of Justice ruling on beneficial ownership registers and safeguard the financial system’s integrity at the same time.

Youth against corruption: Inspiring stories from Indo-Pacific

Transparency Int'l 11 August 2023

15 ways young people can fight corruption

News • 07 August 2023

On International Youth Day, we celebrate youth around the globe and their power to help shape a fairer and more just world. For those who want to join us, here are 15 great ideas…

Speak up or stay silent? The need for greater whistleblower protection in Hungary

Transparency Int'l 26 May 2023

Equipping investigative journalists to expose COVID-19 corruption

Transparency Int'l 17 May 2023

Council of Europe: Member states must act against transnational corruption to protect democracy

Press • 16 May 2023

European Commission must uphold corporate transparency in the 6th Anti-Money Laundering Directive

Press • 05 May 2023

Bringing transparency back

Transparency Int'l 31 March 2023

Investigation of Cloete Murray killing a top priority

Press • 23 March 2023

Bosnia and Herzegovina: Reject criminalisation of defamation

Press • 07 March 2023

Bribes for bias: Can AI be corrupted?

Nils Köbis 27 February 2023

Georgian parliament must reject proposed “foreign agents” law

Press • 22 February 2023

9 countries to watch on the 2022 Corruption Perceptions Index

Transparency Int'l 14 February 2023

Transparency International concerned over threats to civic space and corruption in Georgia

Press • 14 February 2023