The global average in the #CPI2024 remains at 43 out of 100 points, with over 2/3 of countries scoring below 50. Billions of people live in countries where corruption destroys lives and undermines human rights. Here's the analysis➡️ https://t.co/uu5yFFIlXq The results ⬇️

Despite Rwanda’s anti-corruption laws explicitly criminalising sexual corruption, enforcement remains low. In this blog, we explore how this gendered form of corruption is plaguing Rwanda’s universities. #16Days 🔗 Read more: https://t.co/nohFY1ltpb

Sexual corruption is gendered violence that undermines public services. That is because the threat of sexual corruption can be a barrier to women and marginalised groups accessing essential public services such as education and healthcare. #16Days https://t.co/pGSsLp40ut

Earlier this month, @Transparency_ie released the "Speak Up Report 2025", the country’s most comprehensive study on whistleblowing, revealing rising retaliation and gender gaps in whistleblower protection. Learn more: https://t.co/5I8SyquohA

🗳️ This Sunday, 30 November, Honduras will hold its general elections. Our chapter and partners in the country, @asjhn1, as part of the Network for the Defence of Democracy, have deployed more than 7,000 volunteers to cover 85% of voting stations as electoral observers. Their

📢 We are excited to announce that the call for workshop proposals for the International Anti-Corruption Conference 2026 is now open. 🗓️ Deadline: 23 Feb 2026 ➡️ Submit here your idea for the next @IACCseries: https://t.co/kwAu1uKcun

🚨#Slovakia: concerning move to cut protection for whistleblowers ⬇️ The Slovakian Parliament just approved fast-tracking a bill that could slash key rules to protect whistleblowers. The bill, which will be voted on next week, would dismantle its Office for the Protection of

Sexual corruption is a form of gender-based violence. During this 16 Days of Activism, we are calling for the widespread criminalisation of sexual corruption, for victims to have access to justice and for perpetrators to be held accountable. #16Days

Last year, after our intervention, the UN dropped a planned US$30,000 fee for climate-related complaints. This win meant that communities facing the worst of the climate crisis could raise their voices without financial obstacles. #COP30 Learn more ⬇️

From a transparency standpoint, we urgently need stronger safeguards: clearer reporting on who is influencing the agenda, robust conflict-of-interest rules, and measures to ensure that fossil incumbents or patent-holding geoengineering companies don’t dominate a process meant to

By concentrating technological control and patent ownership in a few developed countries, these trends leave the Global South with limited access to critical environment-related innovations.

We are seeing yet another striking example of how corporate influence can shape climate negotiations. These lobbyists are shaping the climate discourse by promoting ‘solutions’ from which they stand to profit, rather than taking responsibility for reducing their own emissions.

The recent @ciel_tweets analysis reveals that 531 Carbon Capture and Storage lobbyists have gained access to COP30 in Belém.

#COP30 🔴 When fossil fuel lobbyists write the rules, climate action stalls. It's time for clear conflict-of-interest policies, public registries of meetings, and inclusive decision-making. Read our latest report ⬇️ https://t.co/16e8qrQMme #COP30

#COP30 📣 Our analysis shows that most companies at recent COPs fail to back science-based policy, with some even lobbying against it. Business participation at climate talks needs real oversight to prevent it from turning into an industry trade fair. ⬇️ https://t.co/GRxmkht9m5

🚨 How do countries in Africa, Asia-Pacific and Latin America & the Caribbean disclose political finance data? In most countries, it is nearly impossible for the public to find out who is funding politics or how that money is being spent. Learn more ➡️ https://t.co/LCD0qAPTJu

Right to Information laws empower individuals by giving them the right to request public information and data about decisions that affect them. Our chapters across the Asia Pacific are helping everyone understand how to exercise this right. Learn how ⬇️

Anonymous companies make it easy to hide stolen wealth and move it across borders unseen. Fortunately, in the Middle East and North Africa, momentum for change is underway – but gaps remain. Read about our new findings here: https://t.co/bFi1HhsQHu @UNICRI @EU_Commission

🔴 88% of the analysed companies that attended the previous two @UNFCCC COPs have not expressed clear support for the Paris Agreement since 2024. We need to remind them that COP is not an industry fair, but a serious space for climate talks. Read more:

Over 1/2 national delegate affiliations unclear at #COP30 ⚠️54% didn’t disclose affiliation ⚠️None disclosed by Russia, Tanzania, South Africa & Mexico ⚠️Host delegation incl. high polluters We call for full disclosure & barring of fossil fuel interests: https://t.co/ufxSF1euLR

IMPORTANT ➡️ Nearly 15% of COP29 participants didn’t disclose who they represent, many wore official state badges. This loophole lets polluters shape global climate policy. Read our latest report ⬇️ https://t.co/H9tOwY5g0t #COP30