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Brazil and the Olympics: three steps to re-energise the fight against corruption

News • 04 August 2016

The Rio Olympics are underway, but corruption in Brazil remains a huge problem. Here are 3 steps to fight corruption in Brazil.

Transparency in corporate reporting: assessing emerging market multinationals (2016)

Publication • 11 July 2016

Transparency International Chair José Ugaz has never linked Peru’s Keiko Fujimori to drug cartels

Press • 26 May 2016

Speaking up safely civil society guide to whistleblowing Middle East and North Africa Region

Publication • 18 May 2016

Lost billions: recovering public money in Egypt, Libya, Tunisia and Yemen

Publication • 17 May 2016

Do not let the UK summit be another missed opportunity to fight corruption

Press • 09 May 2016

Nigerian civil society calls on UK to end role as a safe haven for corrupt individuals

Press • 28 April 2016

Critical opportunity presented by the May 12 Anti-Corruption Summit in London

Press • 13 April 2016

Turkey’s institutions are failing to comply with good governance principles and combat corruption

Press • 07 April 2016

Panama Papers expose UK role in global corruption

Press • 07 April 2016

Asia Pacific: How leaders are big on talk but little on action

Transparency Int'l 01 April 2016

National Integrity System Assessment Libya 2014

Publication • 30 March 2016

Asset declarations in MENA countries: illicit enrichment and conflicts of interest of public officials

Publication • 17 March 2016

Sextortion: undermining gender equality

News • 07 March 2016

Sextortion is a form of corruption, learn what must be done to stop it.

The refugee crisis: why we need to speak about corruption

News • 04 March 2016

Little attention has been given to one of the chief drivers of instability and facilitators of mass migration: corruption.

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