8 October 2025 –
Widely recognized as a cornerstone of democracy, access to information is a prerequisite for civil society engagement in anti-corruption efforts. The United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) underscores its importance for preventing and detecting corruption, dedicating…
A common roadmap to advance victims’ rights in corruption cases
Citizen participation, collective rights, and the recognition of victims of corruption can be transformative when incorporated into legal systems. These goals become attainable through coordinated civil society action, which can…
3 October 2025 – Guest blog by Vladimir Radomirović, from Pištaljka
In August 2023, Samantha Feinstein of the Government Accountability Project (GAP), a long-time friend and fellow whistleblowing activist, called to suggest we jointly develop proposals to improve the protection…
2 October 2025 –
Gina Romero, Special Rapporteur on the rights to freedom of peaceful assembly and of association, calls on State Parties as they prepare for the next phase of the UNCAC review to ensure safe and enabling…
23 September 2025 –
Illicit assets are rarely held in someone’s name directly. Instead, they are often hidden behind complex legal structures, making it essential to identify the real beneficial owner before asset recovery can begin. The interlinkages between asset…
19 September 2025 –
For years, the UNCAC Coalition’s Working Group on Victims of Corruption has been raising awareness of a crucial but often overlooked truth: corruption creates real victims, and civil society must have the ability to defend them…
22 September 2025 – by Pablo Herrera, UNCAC Coalition Regional Coordinator for Latin America and the Caribbean
International support is a lifeline for anti-corruption initiatives around the world, especially in regions like Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC), and Africa. Development…
19 September 2025 –
A recent report by International Governance Institute – Cameroonexposes how, despite progress in developing an anti-corruption legal and policy framework, the country struggles with weak implementation of key provisions under UNCAC Chapters II (Preventive Measures)…
20 August 2025 –
As international standards are strengthened and new tools take shape, the 19th meeting of the UNCAC Coalition’s Asset Recovery Working Group brought together experts from INTERPOL, the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), and civil society to…
24 September 2025 – Guest blog by Jackson Oldfield (CiFAR), Co-Chair of the Asset Recovery Working Group
Transparency is vital in the recovery and return of assets stolen through corruption. Proactive disclosure of data and documents are key elements of…
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