Fund to assist anti-graft officers affected by risks


KUALA LUMPUR: The International Association of Anti-Corruption Au­tho­rities (IAACA) has set up a special Champions Fund to assist anti-corruption officers affected by risks in the line of duty.

IAACA vice-president Tan Sri Abu Kassim Mohamed said Malaysia was the first country to contribute to the fund, which was established last Friday.

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