Quote from: AYIMAN on June 10, 2025, 06:28:38 AM

Yes corruption can be eradicated but the question is,who will lead the fight against corruption?
All the authorities that are supposed to fight the fight are all agents of corruption..

That's why it will be a difficult fight.
But if the people comes out in mass and say enough is a enough,trust me corruption will be eradicated.

I no longer believe in them, because currently there is no government institution that is free from corruption, even though they are law enforcement officers and also judges or prosecutors.

The public no longer believes in them, but they have run out of energy and lost their spirit to fight against injustice. Their voices are indeed loud, but it is very unfortunate that their government is deaf and sometimes deliberately closes its ears. Many say that the voice of the people is the voice of God, but it is very unfortunate that their government does not believe in the existence of God so they behave as they please.

Quote from: ruykeri on Today at 11:39:40 AM

Nowadays, corruption is rampant in all sectors of the world. This corruption has spread in such a way that people have considered it normal. In countries where corruption is prevalent, organizations have been created to fight it But later they also got involved in corruption.Therefore, it is much more difficult to stand against corruption today.

There will be no end to talking about corruption, because this problem is indeed quite difficult to find a way out. Because as you said, anti-corruption institutions are inseparable from corruption cases, where there are always individuals who behave fraudulently to enrich themselves.