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Bribery in public service is widespread in Asia. Reasons vary, ranging from ensuring ease of service to simply expressing gratitude. This is reflected in Transparency International's report.
The most dominant reason for bribing public officials is reportedly as a form of gratitude. Respondents do this even without being asked. This was acknowledged by 27% of respondents in Asia. This phenomenon is most prevalent in Cambodia. Generally, those involved in bribery are aged 18 to 55 and over.
Transparency International conducted a survey involving almost 20,000 people aged 18 and over. Data collection, which took place from March 2019 to September 2020, covered 17 countries in Asia.
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