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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.

CPI 2021 for Western Europe & European Union: Trouble ahead for stagnating region

News • 25 January 2022

Western Europe and the EU still tops the CPI, but the COVID-19 pandemic has threatened transparency and accountability across the region, leaving no country unscathed and exposing…

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

25 corruption scandals that shook the world

News • 05 July 2019

Twenty-five years ago, when Transparency International was founded, corruption was seen as the necessary price of doing business and something so deeply ingrained that exposing…

Five key lessons from the Rio Olympics

News • 22 August 2016

Although Rio 2016 produced many stories of great triumphs and inspired performances, it also had its fair share of controversy.

Brazil and the Olympics: three steps to re-energise the fight against corruption

News • 04 August 2016

The Rio Olympics are underway, but corruption in Brazil remains a huge problem. Here are 3 steps to fight corruption in Brazil.

The Anti-Corruption Summit: now the hard work begins

News • 12 May 2016

The London summit tackled key corruption problems, including corrupt financial flows, public contracting, health and sport.

Global Corruption Report: Sport

Publication • 23 February 2016

Global Corruption Report: Sport

News • 23 February 2016

What has gone so wrong in sports and what can be done to fix it.

Corruption in sport initiative

News • 22 February 2016

Billions of people enjoy the spectacle and spirit of sport. But as a multi-billion dollar business, corruption is a constant risk.