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Venezuela: Strong institutions needed to address organised crime

News • 06 May 2019

Corruption in the top echelons of the Venezuelan government has led to extreme instability and weak state institutions, and allows organised crime networks to act with impunity…

Towards Land Ownership Transparency in Sierra Leone: a Desk Review of Laws, Policies and Secondary Sources

Publication • 26 July 2018

This report analyses the land registration system and applicable legal framework in Sierra Leone to determine whether these ensure adequate transparency and accountability,…

Civil society’s crucial role in sustainable development

News • 16 July 2018

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).…

PROMISE AND PERIL: BLOCKCHAIN, BITCOIN AND THE FIGHT AGAINST CORRUPTION

News • 31 January 2018

Collective Commitment to Enhance Accountability and Transparency in Emergencies: Synthesis Report

Publication • 31 July 2017

This report presents synthesis findings from four case studies developed under the Collective Resolution to Enhance Accountability and Transparency in Emergencies (CREATE)…

On trial for corruption: French prosecutors demand jail term and €30 million fine for Obiang

News • 11 July 2017

The corruption trial of Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue, the son of the president of Equatorial Guinea, ended in Paris on 6 July with the prosecution calling for a three-year jail…

Land rights in Georgia: the stench of corruption

News • 26 April 2017

This is the story of how Transparency International’s Advocacy and Legal Advice Centre in Georgia helped a group of villagers win a legal battle against local authorities who had…

Fighting land corruption in Sub-Saharan Africa: Widows tell their story

News • 23 March 2017

See a short film created by Ghanaian widows evicted from their land who decided to organise and challenge official indifference.

Corruption in Asia Pacific: what 20,000+ people told us

News • 07 March 2017

We spoke to nearly 22,000 people about their recent experiences with corruption in 16 countries and territories in the Asia Pacific region. See what they revealed.

Gender-responsive work on land and corruption: a practical guide

Publication • 14 February 2017

This guide is intended for everyone working in and with the Transparency International movement, as well as other researchers and activists who wish to ensure their work on land…