Financial secrecy in the spotlight
News •
Secrecy jurisdictions, offshore accounts, beneficial owners: they're in the news thanks to recent revelations. What can be done?
News
Two sides of fighting corruption in Russia
News •
The Russian government is sending out two very different messages in its declared war on corruption.
Public input sought on gold standard for corporate anti bribery practices
News •
Ten years after the original publication of the Business Principles for Countering Bribery, we're seeking public input on a proposed update to this gold standard of corporate…
Tackling football match-fixing: prevention as cure
News •
Match-fixing is a great danger to football. We're joining an effort to prevent match-fixing from spoiling the beautiful game.
Building anti-corruption into the Millennium Development Goals
News •
The MDGs aimed for major progress against inequality by 2015, but anti-corruption safeguards are needed to ensure success.
International Women’s Day: profiles of women fighting corruption
News •
To celebrate International Women’s Day, we're highlighting women corruption fighters around the world.
Do we need women-specific anti-corruption projects?
News •
Is enough being done to engage women in anti-corruption work? What can be done to help women fight corruption?
Reinstatement and redemption: whistleblowers’ path to acceptance
News •
This man was just sent to prison. So why is he smiling? He's part of a new generation of whistleblowers who are changing the game.
China: new leaders, new opportunities to tackle corruption
News •
As the People’s Congress meets this week, China's new leaders face a series of challenges to continue the corruption clean-up.
Holding politicians to account: Slovenia’s prime minister ousted
News •
After allegations of inadequate asset disclosure forced Slovenia's prime minister from office, some parliamentarians are looking to review the laws that enable the country's…
Saving football = good governance + anti-corruption
News •
FIFA’s credibility and the success of the fight against match fixing will rest on its commitment to good governance.
Civil society’s seat at the G20 table
News •
For the first time, civil society will officially join G20 meetings in Russia later this year. Transparency International is part of the 'C20' that will monitor and advise at the…
Secrecy breeds contamination: the horse meat scandal
News •
The integrity of the food supply chain has been called into question across Europe as tons of horse meat has been sold as beef.
Reminder to Italy: Bribery is against the law
News •
Ex-prime minister Silvio Berlusconi recently said bribes are not a crime. He's wrong: bribery is a crime not only in Italy, but for Italian firms operating abroad, too.
Promoting corporate transparency in the Baltic Sea Region
News •
On 14 February, watch a live stream of a business integrity conference from Riga, Latvia. Topics under discussion include the importance of corporate reporting and disclosure, as…
Climate talks – active partners or silent onlookers?
News •
Climate summits are key opportunities to shape the global response to climate change. But how much can civil society influence the talks?
