International Day to End Impunity
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Friday, 23 November marks the International Day to End Impunity. At Transparency International we view impunity as getting away with bending the law, beating the system or…
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Transparency International condemns proposed restrictions on civil society in Cambodia
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TI launches Clean Contracting Manifesto, calls for G20 adoption
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Governments spend huge sums of money via public procurement every year yet the concentration of money, government discretion and corporate influence in providing these vital good…
How transparent are telecommunications companies?
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Telecoms – valued at some US$2 trillion – know a lot about their customers. But what can we know about these companies?
Enforcement of OECD Anti-Bribery Convention still deficient despite progress: new report
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Corruption still hampering EU accession process
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Close links between business and government pose risks in Europe
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99 Ways to Build Transparency in Local Governance
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Secrecy breeds contamination: the horse meat scandal
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The integrity of the food supply chain has been called into question across Europe as tons of horse meat has been sold as beef.
The education of our children cannot succeed when corruption taints our schools and universities
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Corruption in sport initiative
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Billions of people enjoy the spectacle and spirit of sport. But as a multi-billion dollar business, corruption is a constant risk.
Efforts to curb foreign bribery remain inadequate
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Corruption Perceptions Index - 1997
Civil society’s crucial role in sustainable development
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Key players in the development community are meeting in New York for the main United Nations conference on sustainable development, the High-Level Political Forum (HLPF).…
The refugee crisis: why we need to speak about corruption
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Little attention has been given to one of the chief drivers of instability and facilitators of mass migration: corruption.
