We are excited to announce the theme of the next International Anti-Corruption Conference! Under the theme "Ending Impunity: People. Integrity. Action" government, civil society, the private sector, young people and social innovators will unite in Tunisia to create solutions to end impunity. We need people with integrity taking action together to ensure that power is not above the rule of law. Learn more here.

We speak to legendary Judge Richard Goldstone about what the global community can do to stop impunity. His crucial insight? The national people need to own the process, and key to fighting corruption is ensuring that people don't think that they won't get caught. Watch the video interview here.

IACC Young Journalist Hafawa Rebhi reports ahead of the 16th IACC, on advancing democracy in Tunisia since the beginning of the Arab Spring, and the work that's being done to restore public trust in its institutions through anti-corruption "agents of change".

IACC Young Journalist Piero Locatelli, meanwhile, writes about Brazil since the 15th IACC. He describes the protests that swept the country following a rise in transport fares and the brutal retaliation of the Military Police, including his own arrest, ostensibly for carrying a bottle of vinegar.

Transparency International has released its latest Global Corruption Report, this time focusing on corruption in Education at all levels. Did you know that in the USA a cat was awarded a college degree? Learn about the greatest challenges faced in the education sector, and gain insights on solutions to create positive change. Check out the whole report here.

This report is a snapshot from our 15th IACC looking at the growing field of citizen-based technology initiatives in the fight against corruption. These tools provide anti-corruption advocates with a host of new opportunities to both measure corruption and mobilise against it.

From corruption in journalism to crowd funding and environmental murders, last week, reporting live from Rio de Janeiro, the IACC Young Journalists did a stellar job covering sessions at the Global Investigative Journalism Conference. Watch this video with advice from leading journalists in the field and read the YJ blogs here.

Visualising Corruption

As part of Transparency International's 20th Anniversary celebrations we ran a Youth Photography Competition calling on participants to visualise the negative effects that corruption had on their world. Check out the winners here!.