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World Whistleblowing Day: In 2020, there can be no excuse for leaving whistleblowers unprotected

News • 22 June 2020

Who is opening the gates for kleptocrats?

News • 11 June 2020

Anti-corruption response to COVID-19 must include women

News • 10 June 2020

If we want a less corrupt and more equitable world after the COVID-19 pandemic, we must plan for it

News • 29 May 2020

Will the legacy of COVID-19 include increased authoritarianism?

News • 29 May 2020

Corruption risks in Southern Africa’s response to the coronavirus

News • 13 May 2020

The United Arab Emirates: A key piece in the global money laundering puzzle

News • 11 May 2020

The high costs journalists pay when reporting on corruption

News • 04 May 2020

Where do we go from here to stop the pandemic?

News • 29 April 2020

While swift government action to the coronavirus or COVID-19 pandemic is essential, clean public procurement can also save lives.

First response: procure medical supplies at any cost (and risk)

News • 29 April 2020

Procuring for life

News • 27 April 2020

Panama Papers four years on: Anonymous companies and global wealth

News • 09 April 2020

Corruption could cost lives in Latin America’s response to the coronavirus

News • 31 March 2020

Recent recommendations offer solutions that can be applied both in the region and around the world.

In times like these, transparency matters more than ever

News • 19 March 2020

Corruption and the Coronavirus

News • 18 March 2020

As communities around the world face an unprecedented global health crisis with the rapid spread of the coronavirus or COVID19 pandemic, our governments’ first priority should be…

Clearing the smokescreen: The deadly consequences of undue influence

News • 13 March 2020

New investigations reveal back-room deals and secretive campaigns involving the tobacco industry are far from being a thing of the past.