Nip graft among young people in the bud, say groups


PETALING JAYA: The alarming number of cases of young people involved in corruption-related offences has prompted watchdogs and civil society groups to call for stronger legal deterrence and early anti-corruption education.

Transparency International Malaysia president Dr Muhammad Mohan said the authorities could introduce laws such as the Public Procurement Act and Freedom of Information Act to ensure transparency and accountability in the public service.

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Youth Corruption , MACC

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