"Corruption Index Reveals Declining Rule of Law Globally"

Transparency International's 2023 Corruption Perceptions Index reveals a global decline in justice and the rule of law, with 23 countries reaching their lowest-ever ranking. Weakening justice systems are cited as a key factor in allowing corruption to thrive, disproportionately affecting the most vulnerable in society. The report highlights concerns about the decline of accountability and political corruption in various regions, including Asia Pacific, Latin America, the Caribbean, Arab countries, and sub-Saharan Africa. While some countries have shown improvement, the overall global average remains unchanged, emphasizing the need for leaders to invest in and guarantee the independence of institutions that uphold the law and tackle corruption.
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- UK perceived as more corrupt, falling to its lowest score on global index The Guardian
- India ranks at 93 on Corruption Index, China fares better with rank 76, Denmark continues to top the inde IndiaTimes
- Corruption is a growing problem in Europe, according to Transparency International Euronews
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