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4 myths about corruption
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Author: Kate Whiting, Senior Writer, Formative Content
9 December is International Anti-Corruption Day.
During COVID-19, corruption has seen funds diverted away from those in need, says the United Nations Secretary-General.
From the prevalence of corruption in rich countries to its connection with inequality, here are four myths about corruption exposed.
Corruption thrives in times of crisis. This is the message from the United Nations on International Anti-Corruption Day, 9 December.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres said in a statement: “Corruption is criminal, immoral and the ultimate betrayal of public trust. It is even more damaging in times of crisis – as the world is experiencing now with the COVID-19 pandemic.