Parties, parliament, judiciary most corrupt institutions in the Maldives: Global Corruption Barometer
10 Jul 2013, 5:10 PM
The judiciary is considered one of the Maldives’ most corrupt institutions, according to a poll conducted for Transparency International’s Global Corruption Barometer, along with parliament and political parties.
Of those surveyed, 69 percent felt the judiciary was a corrupt institution, while two percent of families admitted paying bribes to judges.
The political sphere was considered extremely corrupt, particular parliament (78 percent), and political parties (75 percent).
The military (44 percent) was reckoned to be almost as corrupt as police (47 percent), the business community (42 percent) and the media (48 percent).
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