I Want To Stop Corruption

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For making any change in the system....we should first stop corruption....

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Specific types of corruption

Corruption has become an issue of major political and economic significance in recent years and the necessity to take measures against it has become evident. The OECD has assumed a leading role in preventing international bribery and corruption.

Specific types of corruption include:

* Institutional corruption, as corrupt actions or policies within an organization that break the law, serve to subjugate humans in unlawful manners, discriminate against humans based upon race, ethnicity, culture, or orientation, or serve to degrade other humans or groups for that institution's own profit.
* Political corruption, as the dysfunction of a political system or institution in which government officials, political officials or employees seek illegitimate personal gain through actions such as bribery, extortion, cronyism, nepotism, patronage, graft, and embezzlement. Political corruption is a specific form of rent seeking, where access to politics is organized with limited transparency, limited competition and directed towards promoting narrow interests (rent seeking is not to be confused with property rental).
* Data corruption, as an unintended change to data in storage or in transit.
* Linguistic corruption, as the change in meaning to a language or a text introduced by cumulative errors in transcription as changes in the language speakers' comprehension.
* Putrefaction or decomposition of recently living matter. This physical process is the primary model of the metaphorical meaning of corruption, so advanced states of corruption in, e.g. a political structure are said to result in their putrefaction.

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Comment by Mathew Tamin on June 25, 2009 at 5:59am

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Comment by axel tse on January 10, 2009 at 3:16am: Thanks for the invite. Yes, where there is good there will be evil or bad and or corrupt. There is the Yin-Yang factor but I rather that to be just all good and no such thing as corruption. :--))

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Comment by Boguslaw Ryczko on November 29, 2008 at 5:20am: Hola amigos:
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Comment by Mattias Kroon on November 23, 2008 at 8:41am: Good idea for a group here, especially in a time like this when it comes to bank crisis, political changes and more needs of ethical content in business overall.Let us never accept any form of corruption, but let us have attitudes of blessing and helping people instead.

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