In 2024, Transparency International drove forward some crucial steps towards a corruption-free world. We are a global ...

Last year, we led the global anti-corruption movement to make important progress towards a world that is free of corruption.

The 10th edition of the Global Corruption Barometer (GCB) – Africa, reveals that while most people in Africa feel corruption increased in their country, a majority also feel optimistic that they, as ...

In a landmark judgement delivered today, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has ruled that Malta cannot operate its “golden passports” programme, which has allowed foreigners to acquire ...

Transparency International is deeply concerned that new measures recently announced by Georgia’s ruling Georgian Dream party pose a direct threat to Georgian civil society’s ability to operate ...

Berlin — In support of the students arriving in Strasbourg by bicycle from Serbia, Transparency International urges the EU Commission to take a stronger stance with the Serbian government and demand ...

Our vision is of a world in which government, politics, business, civil society and the daily lives of people are free of corruption. In order to get there, our mission is to stop corruption and ...

We work to close the loopholes in the global financial system that allow corruption schemes to thrive, and money stolen from people to be laundered and hidden. Corruption can no longer be dealt with ...

Want to build your knowledge, learn new ways to tackle corruption or spread awareness? Our library is full of anti-corruption resources, from research reports and online courses to toolkits and videos ...

Cases of corruption rarely seem to be out of the news in Latin America and the Caribbean. Just in the last few years alone, several high profile cases have sent shockwaves through the region. However, ...

The Corruption Perceptions Index was first launched in 1995, when Transparency International was two years old.

Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) is the specific right of Indigenous Peoples to decide on development projects that affect their collective rights. Indigenous communities’ approval of any such ...