Malaysia’s Corruption Watchdog Faces Questions Over Effectiveness (Opinion). “…how much bite the MACC has totally depends upon the attorney general who is part of the executive government. Should there be any future realignment of political parties in the parliament, the MACC as a political tool is there.”
Murray Hunter/Asia Sentinel: https://www.asiasentinel.com/blog/malaysia-corruption-watchdog-effectiveness/
The ‘real Jokowi’ is no corruption-buster (Editorial). “Most international observers see the relationship between controlling corruption and boosting Indonesia’s economic performance as axiomatic…Things look different to many of the Indonesian elites [who] frame the aggressive pursuit of corrupt officials as politically disruptive.”
East Asia Forum: https://www.eastasiaforum.org/2019/11/18/the-real-jokowi-is-no-corruption-buster/
TVET Modular Curriculum Validation. Bhutan’s Anti-Corruption Commission in collaboration with the Ministry of Labour and Human Resources validated the draft modular curriculum on Ethics, Integrity and Professionalism for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Institutions which would be introduced across all the trades in six Technical Training Institutes and two Institutes for Zorig Chusum starting from the fall semester, 2020.
Anti-Corruption Commission of Bhutan:https://www.acc.org.bt/?q=node/2141
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