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Women in the EU face greater barriers to speaking up against corruption

Marie Chene 19 October 2021

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Finding a voice, seeking justice: The barriers women face to reporting corruption in the European Union

Publication • 18 October 2021

Unique insight into how women in the EU experience corruption in their daily lives and the challenges they face when they speak up against it.

Blowing a whistle at the World Health Organization: Lessons for Italy and beyond

Transparency Int'l 16 July 2021

Where corruption and discrimination against women collide: Daring to speak about sextortion

Transparency Int'l 09 July 2021

Speaking Up Locally, Driving Change Globally: True Stories of Tackling Corruption to Build a Sustainable Future

Publication • 05 July 2021

Drawing on true stories from 12 countries, this publication shows how people can break the cycle of injustice by reporting corruption.

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Local steps, global goals: How ordinary people promote sustainable development by reporting corruption

News • 02 July 2021

With support from Transparency International, people worldwide are tackling corruption in their own lives – and contributing to systemic change.

A dark haired man standing with a white COVID-19 mask on his face. He is wearing spectacles. He looks thoughtful.

Beating corruption in the workplace across Southeast Europe

Transparency Int'l 23 June 2021

Woman activist walking down the street and blowing a whistle, with people in the background wearing medical masks

World Whistleblowers Day 2021: Speaking up against corruption is crucial for a just world, and we’re here to help

News • 22 June 2021

Until robust whistleblowing laws are put in place and are implemented everywhere, our ALACs are here to help you report corruption.

Global Corruption Barometer EU: People worried about unchecked abuses of power

News • 15 June 2021

New EU survey reveals almost a third of people think corruption is getting worse in their country. A further 44% think it’s not getting any better.

WHO: Ensure accountability in Francesco Zambon’s case, support future whistleblowers

Press • 26 May 2021

Is the approaching Czech whistleblower protection an illusion?

Petr Leyer 22 April 2021

A man in a COVID-19 mask, walking by the Colosseum in Rome, Italy

How the G20 can help COVID-19 recovery in 2021

M. Emilia Berazategui 29 March 2021

Can transposing the Whistleblower Protection Directive be done on time? Maybe, but not at the cost of transparency and inclusiveness

Transparency Int'l 26 March 2021

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Tracking corruption across the Sustainable Development Goals

Matthew Jenkins 25 March 2021

Are EU countries taking whistleblower protection seriously?

Transparency Int'l 24 March 2021

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