Say no to corruption!

To my surprise, corruption has sold our due diligence; we are looking at people around us, not dressing, evacuating people, and those who are not hungry. Every day hundreds of poor people go to the streets to find the rest of the food. The current poverty report is that one third of Pakistani people live below the poverty line. Of these, 74% live on less than $ 2 a day and 17% live on less than $ 1.25 a day. Due to local corruption diseases, our people lost better hope for life. If we do not fix illness now, it will completely swallow us. Now is the time to reject corruption and eradicate poverty in our society. Corruption is the root cause of all evil. To say no to corruption is to say no to poverty. If this problem is delayed, we will experience serious suffering in the next 100 years.

Without an active citizen, we can not win the fight against corruption. People need to say no to corruption at every level. They need to speak loudly against opposition and criticize leaders and companies that are exposed to corruption. They are responsible for their actions and need to ask their colleagues to make the same request. Together we can create rules of global culture and responsibility that corruption is refused. There are many examples where this happens. But the sense of deprivation of power is still too general. People need to turn their anger and helplessness into an active rejection of the present situation. Although civil society organizations can support awareness raising and mobilization building, it is suggested that the government must enforce the law and that corruption will be accountable

There is no doubt that corruption is wasted due to an effective redistribution plan being implemented by the government. Without a doubt, corruption makes people depression and makes them misled by their institutions. These two things mean that the corrupt society can not enjoy the dramatic development of sustainable economic growth and development. The impact on the private sector is also great, it hinders economic growth, distorts competition, and requires significant legal and reputational risks. Corruption is also very expensive for businesses, and additional economic burden may increase operating costs by more than 10% in many parts of the world.

Since 2012, South Africa's corruption awareness index is only one level higher than Greece. This ranking comes from the frequency of corruption incidents in the public sector and the private sector. The perception of serious corruption within the government has created a deep distrust. Since the country is at risk of new corruption almost every day, the sense that the law does not apply to wealthy and highly distributed people is common among ordinary people. Since corruption has played an important role in the collapse of Greece, we need to carefully suppress the epidemic, and the citizens fall into the same pattern as the lawless government and South Africa.