Landell-Mills, Pierre2012-08-132012-08-131999-10https://hdl.handle.net/10986/11456A successful anti-corruption strategy must have a free press to voice public opinion and report cases of corruption, an effective and politically neutral mechanism to investigate and prosecute corruption, and a reliable judicial process to punish wrongdoing when it is proved. It is rare to find all these elements in a developing country. without considerable public pressure, governments are unlikely to foster the transparency and accountability needed to curb malfeasance by public officials. Consequently there is a major role for civil society organizations to campaign for such reforms. This is the mission of the national chapters of Transparency International. This Note discusses the crucial role played by the Bangladesh chapter of Transparency International in pressing for the implementation of corruption reform, publicizing well-researched facts about corruption, and lobbying for additional measures.CC BY 3.0 IGOCIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONSCORRUPTIONPUBLIC OPINIONCORRUPTION INVESTIGATIONINDEPENDENT JUDICIARYPUBLIC AWARENESSOMBUDSMENPUBLIC INFORMATIONINFORMATION DISSEMINATIONLOBBYINGDATA GATHERINGPARTNERSHIPSNONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONSCIVICS EDUCATIONCITIZEN PARTICIPATIONCITIZEN PARTICIPATION IN CRIME PREVENTIONMEDIA IN POLITICSDEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATIONSPROFESSIONAL SOCIETIESBUSINESS ASSOCIATIONSLEGAL REFORMPUBLIC DISCLOSUREFREEDOM OF INFORMATIONFREE PRESSPARLIAMENTARY SYSTEMDONOR COORDINATIONATTITUDESBEHAVIORAL OUTCOMES ACCOUNTABILITYANTICORRUPTIONANTICORRUPTION EFFORTSANTICORRUPTION STRATEGIESANTICORRUPTION STRATEGYAUTHORITYBAILBUSINESS COMMUNITYCITIZENCITIZENSCIVIL SOCIETYCIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONSCOLLUSIONCONSTITUENCYCORRUPT OFFICIALSCORRUPTIONCORRUPTION SURVEYSCOURT OFFICIALSDATA COLLECTIONELECTORAL SYSTEMSETHICSEXTORTIONFIGHTING CORRUPTIONFREE PRESSFREEDOM OF INFORMATIONGOOD GOVERNANCEGOVERNMENT ACTIONHUMAN RIGHTSINTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTINVESTIGATIVE JOURNALISMJOURNALISTSJUDICIARYLAWYERLOBBYINGLOCAL BUSINESSMALFEASANCEMEDIAMINISTERSPARLIAMENTPARLIAMENTARY REFORMPOLITICAL PARTIESPOVERTY REDUCTIONPREPARATIONPRESIDENCYPRIME MINISTERPUBLIC ACCOUNTABILITYPUBLIC ADMINISTRATIONPUBLIC AGENCIESPUBLIC INSTITUTIONSPUBLIC OFFICIALSPUBLIC OPINIONPUBLIC SECTORPUBLIC SUPPORTPUBLIC UTILITIESREPRESENTATIVESTELEVISIONTRANSPARENCYVILLAGEYOUNG PEOPLEWorld Bank10.1596/11456