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Cambodia Perceived as Most Corruption in Region
Cambodia is now perceived to be the most corrupt country in Southeast Asia, according to Transparency International’s 2015 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI), which was released on Wednesday and promptly dismissed by the country’s anti-graft chief. While Cambodia’s CPI score—21 out of a possible 100 points—remained the same as in 2014, the country failed to keep... Read More
Officials Dispute Transparency International’s Corruption Index
Cambodia scored very poorly on a perceived corruption index, put out each year by Transparency International, but a government spokesman says the report doesn’t reflect the “effort” the government has put into combating the practice.
Ministry of Justice to Propose Official Salary Increases
The Ministry of Justice will request a salary raise for all of its judges, clerks and prosecutors, and has plans to create mobile court hearings, according to court officials yesterday. They will need the approval of Prime Minister Hun Sen as well as King Norodom Sihamoni in order to see their changes put in place.
Despite various reforms, Corruption Perceptions in Cambodia’s Public Sector in 2015 remains the same as in 2014
Cambodia has maintained the same score of 21 out of 100 in the 2015 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) launched today by Transparency International, showing that despite some improvement and reforms in some specific sectors, it still could not change the perception of the experts, business community and the public when fundamental anti-corruption reforms recommended by... Read More
ACU Probes High-ranking Corruption Case, Warn Official
The director of the Anti-Terrorism Police Department has been warned by the Anti-Corruption Unit following the lodging of a corruption complaint against him, according to officials at the ACU. Y Sok Khy has allegedly been illegally collecting so-called ‘voluntary funds’ from his subordinates on a monthly basis for nearly two years.
After Dispute, ACU to Monitor Judicial Exams
Following a long delay due to a dispute between the Royal Academy for Judicial Professionals and the Anti-Corruption Unit (ACU), the annual exam for prospective judges has been rescheduled for next month, officials said on Tuesday.
Ministry of Interior Signed MoU With TI Cambodia to Establish School of Governance
As a part of Governemnt’s contribution in building human resources and strengthening the capacity of state and non-state, national and sub- national institutions, Ministry of Interior and Transparency International Cambodia signed the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for 2016 – 2020 to train public servants on good governance, integrity, transparency and accountability.
Cambodia’s Hun Sen Warns on Nepotism, Promotes Sons
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen has warned officials about the dangers that nepotism poses for the Cambodian government, telling a closed-door meeting of the ruling Cambodian People’s Party this week that relatives should stay out of ministry affairs, sources said. Hun Sen’s warning is unlikely to have any real impact on a Cambodian government already... Read More
ACU chief Yentieng ‘sorry’ for jab cops
The head of Cambodia’s Anti-Corruption Unit (ACU), Om Yentieng, has apologised for suggesting that the Kingdom’s traffic police might be corrupt. Yentieng’s about-face came yesterday at a public meeting about the new Traffic Law – which goes into effect today – attended by Deputy Prime Minister Sar Kheng, from whom he asked forgiveness.
TI Cambodia Calls Upon All Cambodians to Fight Corruption for Sustainable Development
On the occasion of International Anti-Corruption Day, Transparency International Cambodia (TI Cambodia) encourages all Cambodians to take concrete actions to fight corruption in order ensure that everyone can reap the rewards of sustainable development. “International Anti-Corruption Day is an opportunity to further awareness of the devastating effects of corruption. We must remember that we all... Read More