Anti-graft group submits demands to ensure country's recovery based on integrity


SHAH ALAM: The #RasuahBusters movement submitted several demands to ensure the country’s process of recovery, especially after the Covid-19 pandemic, is based on the principles of integrity and transparency.

The chief executive officer of the anti-graft group Nurhayati Nordin said that besides those two principles, enforcement of the law through political stability as a cornerstone should also be instilled.

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