5 February 2024 –
With support from the UNCAC Coalition, civil society in Paraguay is involved in analyzing, monitoring and strengthening the national political financing framework.
How are civil society voices making a difference in the fight against corruption? Stories…
5February 2024 –
Denmark has become the 38th country to sign the UNCAC Coalition’s Transparency Pledge, voluntarily committing to a high level of transparency and civil society inclusion in the second cycle of the UNCAC implementation review.
The official…
Tuesday 30 January 2024 –
Corruption has damaging effects extending beyond the state, causing direct harm to individuals, institutions, communities, and societies as a whole, exacerbating the vulnerability of marginalized groups, and hampering the United Nations’ 2030 Sustainable Development Goals.…
25 January 2024 –
By Andrea Rocca, Transparency International and Betina Pasteknik, UNCAC Coalition, Co-chairs of the UNCAC Coalition Human Rights & Corruption Working Group.
Amnesty International, Transparency International and the UNCAC Coalition hosted a special event on corruption and…
19 January 2023 –
Asset declaration systems are one of the most powerful tools in combating corruption. The effectiveness of asset declarations all depends on their verification. When verifying asset declarations of public officials, access to foreign data is often…
22 December 2023 –
Environmental crime and corruption have become major contemporary anti-corruption issues. Many threats stemming from environmental problems emerge from corruption, causing harm to the environment as well as threatening living entities on Earth.
On the eve of…
–– 15 December 2023, Atlanta, USA ––
download the Atlanta Civil Society Declaration .pdf
UNCAC CoSP10 – Atlanta Civil Society Declaration
As the 10th Session of the Conference of the States Parties (CoSP10) to the United Nations Convention against Corruption…
*** Note: After the release of this statement, the UNCAC CoSP held a first-ever vote, deciding that all observers are allowed to participate. ***
Atlanta, 11 December 2023 –
Transparency International and the UNCAC Coalition strongly condemn the move…
8 December 2023 –
Global mapping of anti-corruption progress: tools for success
In a year of anniversaries, this year’s International Anti-Corruption Day on 9 December commemorates 20 years of the UN Convention against Corruption (UNCAC), taking place just before the…
7 December 2023 –
A new report by Association Guinéenne pour la Transparence (AGT) finds that whilst Guinea has a substantial anti-corruption legal framework and policies, there is a lack of implementation in practice, as well as an urgent need…
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