Respuesta :
I'll just answer the first two questions:
1) People are hesitant to report corruption because they are afraid that they will be harassed or killed if it was made known that they were the ones who reported the corruption.
They also don't know if the person they are reporting the corruption to is part of the corrupt circle or not. They'd rather not report the corruption than make the mistake of reporting to a corrupt authority.
2) Two principles of good governance that prevents corruption are 1) Ethical Conduct and 2) Transparency and Accountability.
1) People are hesitant to report corruption because they are afraid that they will be harassed or killed if it was made known that they were the ones who reported the corruption.
They also don't know if the person they are reporting the corruption to is part of the corrupt circle or not. They'd rather not report the corruption than make the mistake of reporting to a corrupt authority.
2) Two principles of good governance that prevents corruption are 1) Ethical Conduct and 2) Transparency and Accountability.
People are afraid to report corruption due to
- fear of reprisal attack from the guilty people.
- People think it is pointless because the government may be aware or part of the rot.
Two principles of good governance that prevents corruption are:
- Openness
- Transparency
The functions of the public protector are:
- To investigate the issues that concern abuse of power.
- To stop dishonest and improper handling of money in a nation.
The person who reports corruption is protected under the whistle blowers act of the nation.
Two anti corruption strategies are:
- Jail terms for corrupt officials.
- Laws that discourage corruption
The impact of corruption on a person, company and nation is that
- it leads to bankruptcy.
- It leads to underdevelopment.
What is fraud?
This is a criminal form of deception that is intended to get financial gains from a person or situation.
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