On trial for corruption: Teodoro Obiang, son of the president of Equatorial Guinea
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In the first case brought by civil society in France, Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue, the son of the president of Equatorial Guinea, is on trial for corruption.
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Corruption Reporting Award: Honouring investigative journalism
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For the third year Transparency International has sponsored the Corruption Reporting Award as part of the One World Media Awards. Check out this year's winner, Stealing Paradise,…
Glass quarter full? The state of global anti-money laundering in four charts
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Out of the hundreds of commitments governments have made to fight corruption and money laundering, one of the easiest to keep track of is to implement the global anti-money…
Ukraine takes important first step towards ending corporate secrecy
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Ukraine has taken a first step in the fight against corporate secrecy and corruption by agreeing to share data on who ultimately owns and controls Ukrainian companies.
Who doesn’t know the Cayman Islands is a great place to hide money? The Cayman Islands
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In May, the Cayman Islands government quietly released a report that just about acknowledges the country's deficiencies at thwarting money laundering.
Your ideas welcome: help us set higher standards in state-owned companies
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We need your help to draw up principles for fighting corruption in state-owned enterprises. Please share your ideas!
Brazil: Open data just made investigating corruption easier
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All of the official documentation of from Brazil’s biggest corruption scandal – Operation Car Wash or Lava Jato – is now available to search easily online.
Unexplained Wealth Orders: How to catch the corrupt and corrupt money in the UK
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UK parliament passed an important provision that introduces a powerful new weapon into the anti-corruption arsenal: Unexplained Wealth Orders.
Land rights in Georgia: the stench of corruption
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This is the story of how Transparency International’s Advocacy and Legal Advice Centre in Georgia helped a group of villagers win a legal battle against local authorities who had…
How corruption affects climate change
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Corruption and climate change are closely intertwined.
The secret is out: US$2.7 billion of São Paulo property linked to offshore companies
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Our investigation into the real estate market in São Paulo shows how easy it is to hide more than US$2.7 billion worth of property behind shell companies.
Clean contracting at work: an example from Vilnius
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The Neris Riverside development is part of a wider initiative to promote clean contracting across Europe – all told, we're monitoring 17 major public contracts worth nearly €1…
A year after Panama Papers, is enough being done to stop illicit finance?
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The Panama Papers revealed a global web of secret companies and stealthy crooks hiding stolen wealth, but one year on the corrupt still find it too easy to shift illegal assets…
Fighting land corruption in Sub-Saharan Africa: Widows tell their story
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See a short film created by Ghanaian widows evicted from their land who decided to organise and challenge official indifference.
Corruption in Asia Pacific: what 20,000+ people told us
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We spoke to nearly 22,000 people about their recent experiences with corruption in 16 countries and territories in the Asia Pacific region. See what they revealed.
FIFA must do more to win back trust of football fans
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It’s been one year since Gianni Infantino was elected president of FIFA with promises to clean up football. How do football fans think he's doing?
