Why an Anti-Corruption Commission is a Bad Idea for Libya
Our take on whether a centralized anti-corruption is a good idea for a post-conflict country such as Libya.
Our Role in the Open Government Partnership
As some readers of this blog know, Global Integrity is taking on a public role as part of the emerging Open Government Partnership (OGP) initiative. We wanted to take some time to explain why we are getting involved with the OGP and how it might affect some of our other work.
Is Mashing up Public Data Illegal in Slovakia?
A court recently ruled that a leading non-governmental organization in Slovakia could no longer mash up publicly available data about government procurement. Here's the inside story.
Fake Journalism at Home Helps Cameroonian Asylum-Seekers Abroad

Journalists and asylum seekers are not the first characters you think about when it comes to schemes to manipulate information in the media, but that can change if you’re in Camer

Op-ed: Getting the Rules of the Game Right in the Middle East
A close examination reveals that the region’s deeply dysfunctional institutions and legal frameworks will likely impede any meaningful anti-corruption reforms regardless of the personalities at the top.

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