Filling the wrong pockets

By SHAD SALEEM FARUDI
Anti-bribery Provisions Are Increasingly Gaining The Attention Of International Law. In Some Countries The Anti-graft Body Is Invested With Constitutional Safeguards As To Tenure and Terms Of Office.
  • Letters

  • Wednesday, 07 Mar 2007

LIKE the periodic overflow of filth from a septic tank, our society is besmirched now and then with disturbing news of corrupt practices in high places. 

Corruption is like a cancer. In every society a large percentage of national expenditure and national resources is swallowed up by corrupt practices. 

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REFLECTING ON THE LAW BY SHAD SALEEM FARUDI<bR>Anti-bribery provisions are increasingly gaining the attention of international law. In some countries the anti-graft body is invested with constitutional safeguards as to tenure and terms of office.

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