Public Service Centers Closely Linked to Corruption

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Yosepha Pusparisa 02/12/2020 11:00 WIB

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According to Transparency International, bribery and nepotism are widespread in public service, ranging from state schools and government offices to police stations.

Bribery and the Use of Personal Connections in Indonesian Public Service

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Bribery and the Use of Personal Connections in Indonesian Public Service

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Transparency International's report reveals that bribery and nepotism, or the use of personal connections, are prevalent in Indonesian public service institutions. This includes state schools, government offices, and police stations.

Police stations are identified as the public service locations where bribery is most common, with 41% of respondents admitting to engaging in such practices within the past 12 months. Meanwhile, offices providing identity documents, such as passport and driving license services, are the locations where nepotism is most frequently encountered, with 36% of respondents reporting the use of personal connections to access these services.

The survey, conducted by Transparency International in collaboration with Effience 3/RAD Research, involved 1,000 Indonesian respondents. Data collection took place between June 15th and July 24th, 2020.

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