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Journalist Rafael Marques de Morais wrote a book, and for that, he could go to jail. His book, published in Portugal in 2011, alleges serious human rights violations committed by army generals and…
Proposed anti-corruption package must be twinned with political finance reform for real changeTransparency International today called on the Brazilian Congress to quickly approve a package of…
The Angolan authorities should immediately drop all criminal defamation charges against award winning investigative journalist and human rights defender, Rafael Marques de Morais. Marques is to…
Commissioner for Regional Policy Corina Creţu will launch today in Berlin a joint pilot project "Integrity Pacts" (IP) together with Transparency International (TI) to ensure EU funds are spent well…
Transparency Maldives (TM) notes with grave concern the sentencing of former President Mohamed Nasheed to 13 years in prison on charges of terrorism, despite a number of irregularities in the legal…
Transparency International today strongly condemned the murder of two journalists and the injuring of a third in Guatemala, who worked to uncover corruption in the country. Danilo López of the…
Groups call on U.S. Government to regulate the use of anonymous companies to buy property and to require diligence on the sources of money by financial institutionsThe U.S. Treasury must close…
New report reveals that property covering 2.25 sq miles of London is owned by secret offshore companies36,342 London properties covering a total of 2.25 sq miles are held by hidden companies…
Representative of Civil Society’s coalition consists of 125 people from 85 organisations from Aceh to Papua, under the Anti-corruption National Movement, met on 26 -27 Feb 2015 in Depok-West Java.…
Transparency International today called on government authorities and the United Nations to undertake a comprehensive audit of all Ebola donations from internal and external donors across West…
The international community must support Ukraine’s fight against corruption and impunity; civil society’s role is to monitor this workOn the one year anniversary of the flight from Ukraine of former…
Transparency International today called on authorities in the United Kingdom to begin a criminal investigation into HSBC in light of recent accusations against the bank. HSBC’s private bank has been…
Report examines how and why corruption was addressed too slowly in Afghanistan, and calls for anti-corruption work to be at the heart of future intervention and security assistance policyThe…
Transparency International calls on governments and their enforcement authorities across the world to combine forces to end money laundering impunity. These authorities should assign the highest…
Violence must not stop pollingTransparency International is concerned that the delay in elections in Nigeria threatens the people’s right to vote and undermines democracy in the country and calls on…
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