Statement on allegations by Mr. de Swardt
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Over half of global exports come from countries that fail to punish foreign bribery
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Interview with key witness in Obiang case: Delfin Mocache Massoko
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Obiang verdict: guilty of corruption. We interview a key witness for the prosecution, Delfin Mache Mossako.
Tunisia: new law granting the corrupt amnesty must be rescinded
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On trial for corruption: French prosecutors demand jail term and €30 million fine for Obiang
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The corruption trial of Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue, the son of the president of Equatorial Guinea, ended in Paris on 6 July with the prosecution calling for a three-year jail…
Prosecutors from 15 countries must act quickly to bring the corrupt to justice in Lava Jato scandal
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Transparency International calls for the immediate release of two members of its Venezuelan chapter
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Americas: Sometimes bad news is good news
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It is not always bad to have headlines about corruption. From the Panama Papers in April to the record US$3.5 billion Odebrecht settlement in Brazil in December, 2016 was a good…
Corruption Perceptions Index 2016
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No country gets close to a perfect score in this year's index. A vicious cycle has developed between corruption, unequal distribution of power and unequal distribution of wealth.
New leads in Odebrecht case must be followed up in 11 countries after settlement
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New anti-corruption law in France shows progress but does not go far enough
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How some OECD governments do nothing to stop their companies financing grand corruption abroad
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Some OECD countries have done nothing to enforce anti-bribery laws.
Transparency International and MENA chapters lament lack of progress on asset recovery in Arab world
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Transparency International condemns Tunisian draft law that would set the corrupt free
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