Transparency International

Berlin, Germany

Transparency International is a global non-governmental organization committed to fighting corruption and promoting transparency, accountability, and integrity in governments, businesses, and civil society. The organization works across more than 100 countries, including a branch in Hungary, to support reforms and spotlight corruption practices.

CCI Score

66.43

-0.04% April 18

Latest Event

Release of 2023 Corruption Perceptions Index

Transparency International released its 2023 Corruption Perceptions Index report, which highlights global trends of corruption, weakening justice systems, and reduced accountability. This report serves as a tool to expose and challenge underlying authoritarian practices by holding public officials and institutions to account.

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Transparency International is currently rated as a Leader.

+45 to +100 CCI Score

Companies in this range actively lead the fight against authoritarianism by rejecting oppressive practices and championing democratic values. They implement robust policies, engage in transparent governance, and drive initiatives that set the standard for corporate responsibility.

Latest Events

JAN

30

2024

Release of 2023 Corruption Perceptions Index
70.83

Transparency International released its 2023 Corruption Perceptions Index report, which highlights global trends of corruption, weakening justice systems, and reduced accountability. This report serves as a tool to expose and challenge underlying authoritarian practices by holding public officials and institutions to account.
+80

Public and Political Behavior

March 31

By publishing the CPI report, Transparency International promotes transparency and exposes the erosion of justice that facilitates authoritarian behavior. This public and political action supports accountability and undermines conditions that allow authoritarianism to take root, aligning with anti-fascist and progressive values.

2023 Corruption Perceptions Index: Explore the report
JAN

30

2024

Publication of CPI 2023 and TI Hungary Report on Corruption in Hungary
70.83

Transparency International released the 2023 Corruption Perceptions Index along with TI Hungary's country report, which highlights that Hungary remains the most corrupt EU nation and calls for stronger judicial independence and anti-corruption measures.
+80

Public and Political Behavior

March 31

Transparency International's publication of the 2023 CPI and the accompanying TI Hungary report underscores robust efforts to expose corruption and combat authoritarian control, thereby promoting political accountability and transparency. This action represents a significant anti-fascist stance by empowering the public to challenge corrupt systems.

Hungary remains the most corrupt country in the European Union
DEC

13

2023

Transparency International EU Speaks Out Against Unfreezing EU Funds to Hungary
69.90

On December 13, 2023, Transparency International EU strongly opposed the EU Commission’s decision to unfreeze 10 billion euros in funds to Hungary, arguing that the move rewards cosmetic reforms and undermines genuine rule of law efforts. This stance supports robust democratic principles and resists authoritarian practices in Hungary.
+80

Public and Political Behavior

March 31

Transparency International EU's clear opposition to the EU Commission's decision is rooted in a commitment to uphold democratic standards and the rule of law. By decrying the release of EU funds to Hungary despite inadequate reforms, the organization counters authoritarian practices and supports systemic accountability within the EU.

Transparency International EU deplores EU Commission decision to unfreeze EU funds to Hungary
MAR

31

2023

Transparency International Hungary Assesses Government Compliance with EU Conditions
57.00

Transparency International Hungary, in collaboration with other civil society groups, assessed and reported that the Hungarian government had not met EU conditions on rule of law and human rights, with only partial or no progress observed as of March 2023.
+70

Public and Political Behavior

March 31

By participating in an assessment that highlights the Hungarian government's failure to comply with EU-imposed conditions on corruption, rule of law, and human rights, Transparency International Hungary demonstrates a strong commitment to transparency, accountability, and anti-authoritarian principles. This public political behavior supports democratic values and is aligned with anti-fascist activism.

The Hungarian government is yet to comply with conditions to access EU funds
JAN

01

2023

Transparency International Releases 2023 Corruption Perceptions Report on Hungary
63.58

Transparency International's 2023 report on Hungary's corruption levels assigned the country a score of 42/100, highlighting extensive corruption and erosion of democratic standards under Viktor Orbán's regime. This report underscores the organization's commitment to transparency and accountability, challenging authoritarian practices in Hungary.
+80

Public and Political Behavior

March 31

By publishing its 2023 Corruption Perceptions Report, which rated Hungary at 42/100, Transparency International plays a crucial role in exposing endemic corruption and authoritarian practices. This anti-authoritarian action supports the principles of transparency and accountability, directly opposing the undermining of democratic norms in Hungary.

Viktor Orbán's Hungary: Corruption, Repression, & Democratic Backsliding — Princeton Political Review