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New investigations based on leaked documents show the alleged role of a UK-based company formation agent in setting up and managing firms linked to fraud and criminal activity in multiple countries.…
Media reports from the Czech Republic state that an audit report, recently finalised by the European Commission, has found Prime Minister Babiš in a conflict of interest with the company he founded,…
Transparency International is deeply concerned by the political crisis and backlash against independent civil society groups in Georgia, which risk harming democratic progress in the country and…
The 2019 Annual Membership Meeting of Transparency International has voted in favour of proposed reforms to the anti-corruption movement's governance structure, strengthening its ability to face…
Transparency International calls on the government of Indonesia to fulfil its commitment to the fight against corruption, show its support for one of the world’s most successful and effective…
The 2019 Annual Membership Meeting of Transparency International calls for urgent progress on anti-corruption legislation in Lebanon. Lebanon must adopt the anti-corruption strategy, which has been…
Issued by national chapters in Denmark, Finland, Greenland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden at the 26th Annual Membership MeetingThe Nordic countries—Denmark, Finland, Greenland, Iceland, Norway and…
Recent investigative reporting highlights that recommendations in response to the ‘Azerbaijani Laundromat’ have not yet been fully implemented
As members of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) prepare to discuss the Assembly's role and mission in Berlin this week, Transparency International urges them to recommend a…
The Lebanese Transparency Association (LTA) – No Corruption, condemns the proposed general amnesty law, set to be voted upon by the Lebanese parliament. The proposed law contradicts the Lebanese…
Transparency International condemns and categorically rejects the unfounded accusations made today against its Brazilian Chapter, Transparência Internacional Brasil, by Brazilian Supreme Court…
The value of assets recovered in the civil forfeiture case between the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) and Jho Low should be returned to Malaysia in a transparent and accountable manner…
Transparency International is severely concerned about the social and political crisis currently gripping Chile, and especially the associated acts of violence that have led to multiple deaths and…
Transparency International condemns the murder of the Brazilian anti-corruption activist Marcelo Miguel D´Elia, director of UNIDO-União para o Desenvolvimento de Dourado (Union for the Development of…
The Lebanese Transparency Association - No Corruption (LTA), the national chapter of Transparency International, today expressed its deep disappointment with the response of the Lebanese executive…
Transparency Germany, the PEN Centre Germany, Reports without Borders Germany and Amnesty International Germany call for greater space and security for civil society Frankfurt am Main - Transparency…
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