21 April 2026 – Written by Yusuf Ayubi, Integrity Watch
Communities affected by corruption rarely lack the will to push back. What they lack are the tools, the structures, and the confidence to act. For two decades, Integrity Watch has…
21 April 2026 – Guest blog by Vladimir Radomirović, editor in chief, Pištaljka
“Do you ever regret blowing the whistle?” This question always comes up at Pištaljka’s Whistleblowing Clinic.
It gets asked at the very first class, after whistleblowers have…
8 April 2026 – Guest blog by Elisa Orlando and Leonardo Ferrante, Libera. Associations, names and numbers against mafias (Italy)
On the occasion of the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic and Paralympic Games, the world silently witnessed a new chapter of…
7 April 2026 –
Discussions in the plenary during the 11th session of the Conference of the States Parties (CoSP) to the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) provided civil society with important insights into States Parties’ actions, both domestically…
3 April 2026 – Guest piece written by Jacqueline Garrick, Whistleblowers of America
In the following article, Jacqueline Garrick explores the gendered realities of whistleblowing, highlighting how women who speak out against wrongdoing face distinct barriers, risks, and forms of…
2 April 2026 –
A new civil society report by Center for Public Integrity (CIP), the Transparency International chapter in Mozambique, assesses the country’s progress in implementing its anti-corruption commitments under Chapters II (Preventive Measures) and V (Asset Recovery) of…
18 March 2026 –
In an era of significant geopolitical tension and instability, the need for robust regional networks dedicated to accountability and transparency has never been more important. Against this backdrop, the 24th Asia-Pacific regional meeting took place on…
18 March 2026 –
by the Global Civil Society Coalition for the UNCAC, and AWTAD Anti-Corruption Organization
Before continuing, it’s important to mention that Yemen has been in a civil war since 2014. This makes the day-to-day operation of any…
13 March 2026 –
For many years, systemic corruption in Venezuela has been under the spotlight, an epidemic that has been heavily documented by investigative journalists, civil society organizations and experts worldwide. Following the United States takeover of Venezuela and…
16 March 2026
Following the launch of last year’s ‘Stronger Together: Justice for victims of corruption’ initiative, civil society actors, experts, and advocates have successfully maintained momentum around a critical question: how can justice systems better recognize and repair the…
A global civil society network promoting the implementation and monitoring of the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC)
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