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.
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How to make anti-corruption agencies accountable and independent
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Anti-corruption agencies (ACAs) are key to the fight against corruption, but to do this they need to be independent, publicly accountable and well-funded and staffed. In our new…
Delia Ferreira Rubio elected Chair of Transparency International
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At Transparency International’s Annual Membership meeting on 15 October, Delia Ferreira Rubio was elected chair and Rueben Lifuka was elected as vice-chair, along with seven new…
How to keep desperately needed humanitarian aid out of the hands of the corrupt
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Around the globe, tens of millions of people need humanitarian assistance from governments, humanitarian aid agencies, and the UN, but even when lives are at stake and people at…
Transparency International Amalia Award
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The TI Amalia Award recognises and celebrates professional excellence and impact by the anti-corruption fighters from the Transparency International movement.
How the IMF can have real impact on fighting corruption
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is meeting in Washington DC this week. We want to send a strong message about what the multi-lateral lender can do to have greater impact on…
The impact of the Azerbaijani Laundromat
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Since the story of the Azerbaijani Laundromat broke, Transparency International has been following up on the allegations and, along with OCCRP, calling for action to hold to…
Corruption on the rise in Latin America and the Caribbean
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Transparency International asked more than 22,000 people in Latin America and the Caribbean about corruption in their daily lives. The survey also looks at how institutions are…
Sustainable Development Goals turn two: time to ensure justice for all
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September 25, 2017 marks the two-year anniversary of the adoption of the Sustainable Development Goals. Transparency International highlights the need for governments to set…
3 things we’ve learned since the Anti-Corruption Summit in London 2016
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In May of last year, 43 governments & six international organisations met at the Anti-Corruption Summit and made 648 commitments. To keep up the pressure and make sure that these…
Azerbaijani Laundromat: grand corruption and how to buy influence
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New investigation into a shady financial network that appears to have funnelled money from a US$2.9 billion Azeri slush fund to pay decision-makers and prominent individuals…
Elections in Angola: time to tackle corruption
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The unofficial results of Angola’s elections are expected on 25 August. This is not cause for celebration unless it brings change. Corruption has for too long enriched a small…
Azerbaijan: closing down civil society
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Transparency Azerbaijan has announced that it had to close its two regional legal advice centres due to a restrictive government law blocking foreign donors from giving to civil…
Six ways business can help deliver the Sustainable Development Goals
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Our former chair outlines six ways in which businesses can help reach the SDGs.
No sustainable development without tackling corruption: the importance of tracking SDG 16
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12 Transparency International Chapters are at the UN in New York City to share their findings measuring national progress towards Sustainable Development Goal 16, “Peace, Justice…
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…
