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Illustration showing the corruption of the justice system with a woman putting money in a judge's pocket.

CPI 2023: Highlights and insights

News • 30 January 2024

While some countries have improved their corruption levels, most are stagnating or declining as leaders fail to act.

A group of activists holding signs reading 'Justice is Everybody's Business' during a protest

CPI 2023: Corruption and (in)justice

News • 30 January 2024

The global decline in justice and the rule of law is enabling impunity for corruption around the world.

Report cover showing various kinds of athletes standing defiant against abuse. The woman in the centre holds forward a stopwatch showing 0:00

On your marks, set... stop! Understanding and ending sextortion in sport

Publication • 23 May 2022

The sport sector is particularly vulnerable to sextortion. This report explores the causes of this problem and how to tackle it.

An insider perspective on tackling corruption strategically

Transparency Int'l 10 May 2022

Young activists in Nigeria protesting against the 2019 anti-social media bill; signs read: "what is democracy without freedom of expression" and "corruption is hate action, prosecute hate action"

CPI 2021: Corruption, human rights and democracy

News • 25 January 2022

Corruption enables both human rights abuses and democratic decline. In turn, these factors lead to higher levels of corruption, setting off a vicious cycle.

Zambia: Mukulagate scandal involving former government officials demands accountability, zero-export quota under CITES

Press • 17 September 2021

Daphne Caruana Galizia Foundation joins Transparency International Movement as official Malta representative

Press • 21 January 2021

How much is your vote worth?

News • 24 November 2020

Building political integrity to stamp out corruption: Three steps to cleaner politics

News • 23 January 2020

Political integrity means exercising political power consistently in the public interest. However, defining exactly what constitutes the public interest is both difficult and…

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Protecting Africa’s wildlife from corruption

News • 16 August 2019

When they deliberate over amendments to the global wildlife trade regime, CoP18 must address impunity for illegal timber trafficking in Africa as a matter of high priority.