Six Public Service Points Prone to Bribery

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Yosepha Pusparisa 01/12/2020 08:24 WIB

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According to Transparency International, six public service sectors have the highest bribery risk. Police stations are the riskiest, as experienced by 23% of respondents in Asia.

Bribery Based on Public Service Location (Asia)

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Bribery Based on Public Service Location (Asia)

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Transparency International's report reveals at least six public service sectors rife with bribery. Nearly one in five individuals who have used public services admitted to paying bribes. This equates to 836 million people across the Asian region.

Police stations exhibited the highest bribery rate among these six sectors, with at least 23% of respondents reporting having paid bribes there in the past year. Courts and identity document service centers also showed a high risk of bribery, with 17% of respondents admitting to having paid bribes in these locations.

Transparency International conducted a survey encompassing nearly 20,000 respondents aged 18 and above. Data collection, spanning March 2019 to September 2020, covered 17 Asian countries.

Editor : Muhammad Ahsan Ridhoi

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