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Statement by Transparency International, RAID, and CAJJ
Three anti-corruption and human rights groups have urged the US Department of Justice to award compensation to former healthcare employees in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) who suffered…
Vilnius – The International Anti-Corruption Conference (IACC), the world’s largest independent global forum to fight corruption, returns for its 21st year on Tuesday 18 June in Vilnius, Lithuania.…
The EU System for an Enabling Environment for Civil Society (EU SEE) program seeks to support civil society to thrive by preventing efforts to restrict civic space and hinder the important work of…
Transparency International welcomes the new 2024 OECD Recommendation on Transparency and Integrity in Lobbying and Influence which provides guidance to restrict undue influence on government policies…
On 14 May, the Georgian Parliament adopted the controversial law on 'foreign agents' by 84 votes against 30. The approval came amid mass month-long protests, condemnation from a large number of…
The Dubai Unlocked investigation reinforces the need for ongoing scrutiny of efforts by the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to prevent and detect dirty money being invested in the country, Transparency…
Transparency International is deeply concerned about the recent arrests and ongoing police harassment of civil society advocates and activists in The Gambia, following their attempt to peacefully…
Transparency International is deeply concerned by the Georgian government’s reintroduction of a draft law on “Transparency of Foreign Influence,” which passed its initial reading on April 17. This…
Transparency International strongly denounces the recent law proposal in Republika Srpska (RS), Bosnia Herzegovina, which would mandate civil society organisations receiving support from foreign…
Transparency International calls for Kyrgyzstan’s parliament to reject a Russian-inspired draft law that would classify externally funded civil society organisations (CSOs) as “foreign…
Transparency International and Transparency International Russia mourn the death of 47-year-old anti-corruption activist and politician Alexey Navalny while in the custody of Russian authorities and…
Transparency International is deeply concerned about recent reports of a planned Israeli ground offensive in Rafah, which was, until recently, one of the very few remaining safer locations in Gaza.…
Transparency International strongly denounces the unjust retaliations it is facing in response to its anticorruption work in Brazil. The situation has escalated to a disturbing level following the…
Transparency International condemns the recent statements by authorities in Honduras directed at us and our chapter, the Association for a More Just Society (ASJ), following the publication of the…
Governments around the world largely failing to stop corruption
Berlin, 30 January 2024 – The 2023 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) released today by Transparency International shows that most countries have made little to no progress in tackling public sector…
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