Slow pace of reforms, high profile DNAA cases kept M'sia's CPI stagnant, says TI-M


PETALING JAYA: Malaysia could have done better in the global Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) if not for the slow pace of reforms including several high profile discharge not amounting to acquittal (DNAA) cases, says Transparency International Malaysia (TI-M).

It's president Dr Muhammad Mohan (pic) said these were likely the factors for the nation's CPI remaining stagnant.

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