Moreover, corruption payments should be added to official taxation.

Poverty, cronyism, and official corruption heighten this popular frustration.

Although corruption is pervasive, no top official has been prosecuted.

But the international community is not obliged to finance official corruption.

The official Chinese press is full of corruption scandals of this type.

It used to be that even mentioning corruption in some official circles was considered taboo.

We neo liberals point out that NAFTA did not cause poor infrastructure, high crime, and official corruption.

But the transfer of rights has often been ambiguous, and is all too frequently vulnerable to official corruption.

It was not only the endemic corruption of the official Palestinian leadership that turned so many Palestinians from it.

Likewise, the widespread and official recognition of corruption introduces a new source of uncertainty into national and local politics.

One of his cabinet appointees was arrested for corruption within two weeks of Leung s assumption of his official duties.

But instead we see a landscape of widespread poverty set against a backdrop of endemic corruption and official mismanagement.

Efforts to combat corruption in the national migration system to achieve greater control over the issuance of official documents.

And the general discontent with official corruption and political oppression was amply demonstrated in all regions of China in 1989.

Liu Xiaobo was an active spokesman in 1989 for the student protests against official corruption and in favor of greater freedom.

All the demonstrators had asked for was free speech, dialogue with the government, independent unions, and an end to official corruption.

Unless adequately addressed, official corruption will fatally undermine conditions in Afghanistan and make the continuation of international support unsustainable and success impossible.

Environmental deterioration is severe, the Gini index (the gap between rich and poor) is widening, and official corruption has not been curbed.

Keynesian economics, in turn, abstracted from the problem of official incompetence and corruption by assuming that governments were run by omniscient, benevolent experts.

But, compared with Chinese private entrepreneurs, representatives of large Western firms are a privileged group, and are not victimized as frequently by official corruption.

Sometimes the source of that instability is embedded succession problems, electoral fraud, corruption, the absence of the rule of law, human rights violation, or official ethnic discrimination.

What appears to have driven so many people into the streets is a common sense of economic frustration, disgust with official corruption, and humiliation at being oppressed.

The Government of Afghanistan must do its share to address them, in particular by tackling forcefully official corruption and ineffectiveness, which undermine the population's confidence in Government institutions.

That is that people talk about corruption, corruption.

For instance, in March 2014, Twitter restricted access to the user account oyyokhirsiza inside Turkey, for publishing tweets accusing a former government official of corruption, under its country withheld content policy.

Moreover, the north s troubles are only part of a wider national story of surging unemployment, restless young people, endemic corruption, and a growing sense of hopelessness. Jonathan appears to be incapable of tackling the official corruption that, as the US report emphasized, pervades all sectors, from the police to the courts.

Even the editor in chief of China Youth Daily, the newspaper affiliated with Hu Jintao s own China Youth League power base, which had been aggressive in exposing official corruption, was recently detained.

Biafra s attempted secession in 1967, and the subsequent civil war in which millions died, was triggered by rigged elections, massive official corruption, and the cynical use of ethnicity to achieve political ends.

Any refusal by a police official to accept a complaint involving an act of racism should lead to disciplinary or penal sanctions, and those sanctions should be increased if corruption is involved.

Corruption remains.

At that time, I noticed that corruption, that grand corruption, that systematic corruption, was undermining everything we were trying to do.

In these circumstances, many on the business side of the Chinese media regard critical reports on crime and official corruption as a powerful weapon in the fight for greater market share and profitability.

(j) Joint Action on corruption in the private sector adopted by the Council of the European Union on 22 December 1998 See Official Journal of the European Communities, No. L 358, 31 December 1998.

The demographic burden of a rapidly growing labor force appears to be greatly increased when that labor force is not very literate, especially when inadequate infrastructure, crime, and official corruption also take their toll.

The country s mounting problems rampant official corruption, decaying social and physical infrastructure, and growing ethnic and religious insurgencies in the northeast, central region, the southeast, and Niger Delta are yet to be seriously tackled.

He observed that any case of misconduct on the part of a government official in the performance of his duties was considered a serious crime to be investigated by the National Counter Corruption Commission.

A fabric woven from the experience of corruption, injustice, oppression and more corruption

Coal and Corruption

Criminalization of corruption

Measures against corruption

(h) Combating corruption

Curbing Chinese Corruption

Collaborating with Corruption

Corruption and Occupation

Getting Corruption Right