Existing Mechanisms for Addressing Corruption

01-Jan-2007

Publication : Report

There are a number of conclusions that can be drawn from this report. The most obvious conclusion is that there is a great deal of corruption in Cambodia and that most of it is not reported, investigated or punished. There are numerous reasons for this conclusion. For example, many Cambodians do not report corruption because they do not believe the government will do anything about it and because they are afraid that they will be retaliated against for reporting it.

Information Source : Existing Mechanisms for Addressing Corruption

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