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The sub-grant: “Face to Face with Integrity: Mobilizing Citizens and Media for Political Integrity in North Macedonia” was part of the project “Integrity Watch in the Western Balkans and Turkey: Civil Society Organizations in the Fight Against Corruption Using Political Integrity Data”, supported by the European Union. This sub-grant was implemented by PUBLIC- Association for…

Whistleblower protection is a cornerstone of effective anti-corruption frameworks and a key element of the rule of law in EU candidate and potential candidate countries. In contexts where corruption risks remain high and public trust in institutions is often fragile, enabling individuals to report wrongdoing safely and without fear of retaliation is essential. The EU…

Transparency International Macedonia continues to carry out its regular monthly activities for monitoring cases and activities related to corrupt behavior and the fight against corruption, which we’ve named “Light & Bleak” The monitoring of these cases has received significant attention, both in the public sphere and among domestic and foreign relevant stakeholders, and over time,…

This National Report evaluates the current legal framework for whistleblower protection and its alignment with the EU Whistleblower Protection Directive. It identifies key gaps, weaknesses, and areas for reform, and provides targeted, actionable recommendations for policymakers and relevant stakeholders, including competent authorities, public institutions, companies, civil society, trade unions, employer’s organizations and professional bodies. One…

Transparency International-Macedonia continues to carry out its regular monthly activities for monitoring cases and activities related to corrupt behavior and the fight against corruption, which we’ve named “Light & Bleak” The monitoring of these cases has received significant attention, both in the public sphere and among domestic and foreign relevant stakeholders, and over time, it…

On 19th February, a forum was held, organized by the Association for Democratic Initiative, at which the findings from analyses of political parties were presented. These analyses were conducted within the framework of the project “Data-Driven Democracy: Monitoring Political Parties for a More Transparent Future.” As part of the forum, representatives of TI–Macedonia held a…

On 16 February 2026, Transparency International-Macedonia held a working meeting with State Commission for the Prevention of Corruption (SCPC). The focus of the meeting was a discussion on opportunities to enhance cooperation in the fight against corruption. The President of the State Commission, Mr. Adem Chuchulj, informed about the process of preparing the draft Law…

The 31st edition of Transparency International’s Corruption Perceptions Index reveals a concerning picture of long-term decline in leadership to tackle corruption, alongside limited signs of progress. Corruption is worsening globally, with even established democracies experiencing rising corruption amid a decline in leadership, according to Transparency International’s 2025 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI). This annual index shows…

On 5 February, a forum was held, organized by the Association for Democratic Initiative, at which the findings from analyses of political parties were presented. These analyses were conducted within the framework of the project “Data-Driven Democracy: Monitoring Political Parties for a More Transparent Future.” In conditions of limited transparency of political parties, lack of…

Transparency International Macedonia continues to carry out its regular monthly activities for monitoring cases and activities related to corrupt behavior and the fight against corruption, which we’ve named “Light & Bleak” The monitoring of these cases has received significant attention, both in the public sphere and among domestic and foreign relevant stakeholders, and over time,…