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Ending corruption to end poverty

News • 25 September 2013

As leaders at the UN discuss the future of development, our message is clear: fight corruption to win the battle against poverty.

Keeping your government honest: Access to information in the Middle East and North Africa

News • 24 September 2013

Our new documentary films and reports profile the need for strong access to information laws in the Middle East and North Africa.

Montenegro: important numbers in the fight against corruption

News • 23 September 2013

The government of Montengero's decision to take away the unique birth number has made it harder for civil society groups to gain access to information on the assets of public…

Secret budgets + massive contracts: Why lawmakers need to keep an eye on the defence sector

News • 17 September 2013

The global defence sector is characterised by secret budgets, high-value contracts and a lack of transparency – a worrying opportunity for corruption. Our new 'Watchdogs' report…

Our new global talk series on climate finance integrity

News • 13 September 2013

From Mexico City to Johannesburg to Bangkok, this year we are holding a series of talks across the globe on how to ensure that investment in the response to climate change really…

Vietnam: Citizens against Corruption

News • 12 September 2013

Vietnam has seen extraordinary examples of ordinary people standing up against corruption. But some are targeted by the institutions they criticise.

Maldives: election monitoring across unsettled islands

News • 06 September 2013

On 7 September close to 240,000 registered voters across the scattered islands in the Maldives will cast their votes in the second-ever multiparty presidential election.

Global Voices call for G20 Action on Corruption

News • 05 September 2013

As leaders arrive in St Petersburg for the G20 Summit, civil society voices across the world are calling for one thing: action.

China: the politics of fighting corruption

News • 28 August 2013

There are many ways China could show its intent to fight corruption. The show trial of Bo Xilai is not one of them.

Cycling: Why governance is not a side-show

News • 21 August 2013

As the sport’s governing body prepares to elect a new president, it’s time to come clean about the past.

Czech Republic: new elections, new chances

News • 21 August 2013

In the wake of a scandal and a dissolved parliament, can a new Czech government restore public confidence?

Transparency International’s 20th Anniversary Youth Photo and Writing competition shows young people want to stamp out corruption

News • 12 August 2013

On Thursday, 15 August Transparency International will announce the winners of the Transparency International’s 20th Anniversary Youth Photo and Writing Competition.

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