The rights of all citizens in Cambodia are determined by the constitution. All citizens have the equal right to access government services such as education, healthcare, and social security. It is the duty of the government and all public servants to serve the people of Cambodia and treat them in a fair and equal way. Corruption undermines the rights of every Cambodian by preventing the government and public servants from serving the people equally. Corruption destroys the trust of Cambodian citizens in the government and public servants, and in each other. Corruption is a widespread problem, but this does not mean that it is viewed as morally or socially acceptable. There is nothing in our culture that makes corruption a fact of life that we cannot change. This handbook looks at different types of corruption and how it affects our families and communities, as well as the steps that we as public servants can take to reduce corruption.
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