Transparency International, the leading civil society organisation fighting corruption worldwide, will release the report Global Corruption Barometer – European Union on Tuesday, 15 June at 6:01 CEST. The Global Corruption Barometer surveys...
Transparency International EU today expressed its bitter disappointment with the outcome of trilogue negotiations on corporate tax transparency legislation, so-called public country by country reporting (CBCR), and called on the EU Council of...
63 civil society organisations and trade unions today sounded the alarm over plans to significantly water down EU legislation that would force multinational companies to disclose, on a global, country-by-country basis, where they pay their taxes...
The global pandemic has demonstrated that resilient global supply chains that protect both the people and planet will be crucial to companies and economic recovery in the future. From forced labour, to corruption in environmental protection we see...
Nearly eight years ago, the world looked on in horror as over 1,130 people tragically lost their lives in the Rana Plaza disaster, a garment factory collapse in Bangladesh. The tragedy highlighted the urgent need for better corporate due diligence...
25 February 2021, Brussels Transparency International EU, the Brussels office of the global movement against corruption, has welcomed today’s decision by the EU Council of Ministers to support a new law designed to bring greater transparency...
In October 2020, Transparency International EU (TI EU) published new research on the tax affairs of 39 of Europe’s largest banks from 2015 to 2019. The findings – included in our updated Corporate Tax Tracker platform and our new report Murky...
New research by the anti-corruption watchdog Transparency International EU (TI EU) on the tax affairs of some of Europe’s largest banks from 2015 to 2019 suggests widespread use of tax havens and profit shifting. The findings have been published...
To promote sustainability across the EU, it’s crucial that large corporations are transparent about their social and environmental impacts. This is especially true in the era of COVID-19: European governments need to be able ensure that...
