Hailing Malaysia as a Marshall of anti-corruption in sports


PETALING JAYA: Malaysia has some of the strongest anti-corruption laws for sports in the world, and that puts it ahead of many countries in the fight against cheating, according to veteran sports integrity expert Alex Marshall (pic).

Marshall, who was the former head of the International Cricket Council (ICC) anti-corruption unit, said Malaysia’s legal framework consists of effective laws on corruption, which not many countries do.

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