Russia: the perils of selective justice
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The guilty verdict in the trial of Russian anti-corruption activist Aleksey Navalny and his five year prison sentence for alleged embezzlement is a troubling example of selective…
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The guilty verdict in the trial of Russian anti-corruption activist Aleksey Navalny and his five year prison sentence for alleged embezzlement is a troubling example of selective…
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Lebanon is set to become the 95th country to adopt an access to information law that would empower its citizens to participate and question public and political affairs more…
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Across the Transparency International movement young people are coming together to learn about how to fight corruption.
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Dozens of people are marching from town to town in the dusty interior of Piauí to demand accountability and an end to corruption in the water sector.
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A US court ruling could weaken a new law requiring extractives firms to publish information about each country where they operate.
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Political party finance has been a focal point for anti-corruption reforms in the Western Balkans. Is the clean-up working?
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The protests in Brazil started because a hike in bus fares angered people. But that was only the catalyst.
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G8 leaders should capitalise on growing momentum behind making the financial system more transparent.
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Whistleblowers play an important role in exposing corruption. They need better protection and more recognition.
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Journalist Gerardo Reyes speaks on the connections between investigative journalism and fighting corruption.
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Sports ministers and experts met this week to discuss the state of sports with a special focus on match-fixing.
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EITI aims to promote transparency in the extractive industries. Can it help Mozambique avoid the resource curse?
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Anti-bribery laws in the US and the UK are under pressure from special interests. Weakening these vital rules is a bad idea.
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Transparency International’s Integrity Awards celebrate those who have taken extraordinary steps to fight corruption.
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An amendment to the Hungarian Freedom of Information law would restrict access to public information.
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With the authorities increasingly pressuring civil society in Russia, we examine its positive role in the country.