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Transparency International UK

TI's UK chapter is based in Southwark, London.

General contact

020 7922 7906

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Media contact

020 7922 7967

Out of hours: 07411 347754

press[at]transparency.org.uk

Defence & Security Programme

020 7922 7973

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Business Integrity Programme

020 7922 7906

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Transparency International UK

32 – 36 Loman Street

London, SE1 0EH

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Transparency International (Global)

TI’s International Secretariat is based in Berlin, Germany

General contact

Telephone: +49-30 3438 200

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Telephone: +49-30 3438 20 666

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Advice & reporting corruption

Unfortunately, we do not have the resources or legal expertise to take on individual cases or give advice to people who want to report corruption, bribery or fraud. If you wish to send us a concise description of an incident that you have experienced or witnessed, it is possible that it might be useful as background or information in the course of one of our research projects. However, we regret that we are unable to investigate individual cases.

Depending on the nature of what you want to report, here are some recommendations

If you believe the law has been broken, you can report this to the police.
If you believe that a public body has broken a regulation or breached its code of conduct, you should report this to the body that it set up to monitor the institution in question. For example, a conflict of interest in a local authority can be reported to the local authority in question, and if the complainant is dissatisfied with the response can then be referred to the Local Government Ombudsman.
If you believe a company has paid a bribe in the UK or overseas, you can report this anonymously to the Serious Fraud Office
Two organisations that, although not specialist anti-corruption organisations, are able to help and advise individuals are the Citizens Advice Bureau and Public Concern at Work