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Court cases

We have asked the European Commission’s Directorate-General for the Internal Market to investigate the...
The gas fitter from Felcsút took the lead in TI Hungary’s interactive database based...
Transparency International Hungary Presented the findings of its 2019 CPI Report at Central European...
Corruption has become infinitely centralized in Hungary, but municipalities can set a good example...
From the beginning of 2019, Transparency International Hungary and the Hungarian Women’s Lobby carried...
On September 27th, Transparency International Hungary (TI-Hungary) and the Hungarian Women’s Lobby organized a...
Our Public Benefit Report for 2018, in accordance with the legal provisions, was forwarded...
In Szeged, at the second event of our project to include rural communities, with...

Investigative journalism

As the participants of the 7th Mentor-Mentee Program for young investigative journalists we had...
Transparency International Hungary opened its 7th Mentor-mentee Program for Investigative Journalists at the Embassy...
At the first venue in Pécs of our project for involving communities in the...
11 January 2019, Budapest Three journalists of Átlátszó.hu, Katalin Erdélyi, Dániel Németh and Attila...
Transparency International Hungary calls for experienced investigative journalists to take part in the mentor-mentee...
Transparency International Hungary calls for youngsters and/or students to take part in the mentor-mentee...

Public funds

The gas fitter from Felcsút took the lead in TI Hungary’s interactive database based...
László Szíjj and Lőrinc Mészáros, both individually and together, are well ahead of the...
Transparency International Hungary (TI-Hungary) has won a final judgment in a case concerning the...
Elections are held this Sunday in Hungary. Pro-government forces have spent almost eight times...
The Elios-story in a nutshell 1. A company belonging to the interest group of...
  On behalf of the Civitas Institute, Transparency International Hungary has prepared a Black...
Transparency International Hungary will monitor the preparatory phase and the execution of the contract...
The application contains a database of the projects financed from EU funds. Out of...

Rule of law

As of the end of the first quarter of 2023, the Hungarian government is...
In 2022, the Government of Hungary made some important steps to upgrade the country’s...
Reacting to the decision of the Council of the EU to suspend EU funds...
Promises and half-hearted solutions have failed to convince the European Commission, and so Hungary...
In view of the fact that the European Commission launched the Rule of Law...
Eight Hungarian NGOs submitted a joint contribution in the stakeholder consultation launched by the...
The European Commission’s Rule of Law Report has identified substantial problems severely threatening the...

Statements

  Budapest, 30 January 2024. Hungary retained its previous ranking as the European Union’s...
The world’s most comprehensive corruption survey, the Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI), was compiled for...
In view of the fact that the European Commission launched the Rule of Law...
According to civil society organisations, the bill submitted by the Government which would amend...
In 2021’s first semester, TI-Hungary commenced numerous freedom of information cases related to the...
The Secretariat of Transparency International in Berlin has prepared for the 27th time its ...
While 69% of Hungarians consider governmental corruption a serious problem and over half of...
Corruption is one of the most serious global issues. While practitioners in private companies,...
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