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Transparency International's 30th anniversary: A milestone in the global fight against corruption

News • 15 June 2023

Transparency International celebrates 30 years of persistence and determination in creating vital change for a democratic and corruption-free global society.

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

Press • 05 May 2023

States should end reprisals against anti-corruption human rights defenders

Press • 09 December 2022

UNGASS 2021: Bold actions to stop the flows of dirty money or more of the same?

Maíra Martini 11 June 2021

Nearly 100 civil society groups call on UN General Assembly to take action on globalised corruption, task a new expert group with proposing solutions

Press • 20 April 2021

UNGASS 2021: Business as usual will mean failure

Gillian Dell 15 March 2021

Illustration depicting four integrity heroes protesting for justice and shielding against COVID-19 corruption with integrity.

International Anti-Corruption Day: UNGASS 2021 offers a key opportunity to tackle the global crisis of corruption

News • 09 December 2020

Illustration showing a public official looking out from a generic company building window. There is a black bar in front of their eyes, to illustrate an unknown owner.

UNGASS 2021: Commit to transparency in company ownership for the common good

Cross-border corruption: It’s high time to return the assets and compensate the victims

Gillian Dell 19 November 2020

Priority reforms to advance SDGs & counter illicit financial flows

News • 24 July 2020

Serbian investigative reporter prevented from speaking at UN Anti-Corruption Conference in Abu Dhabi

Press • 18 December 2019

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Open letter to the President of Equatorial Guinea: Ramon Esono Ebalé must be released

News • 16 November 2017

It has been two months since the artist and satirist Ramon Esono Ebalé was detained without charge in Equatorial Guinea. Transparency International joined with 17 organisations…

Lebanon pledges to increase transparency, civil society participation in the UNCAC Review Mechanism

Press • 03 November 2015

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UNGASS 2021: Bold actions to stop the flows of dirty money or more of the same?

UNGASS 2021: Business as usual will mean failure

Cross-border corruption: It’s high time to return the assets and compensate the victims

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