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    Global Corruption Index 2023.. Has Iraq achieved progress over 2022?

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    Alsumaria News -

    International Transparency International issued the Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) for the year 2023, noting that most countries in the world have made little progress in addressing corruption in the public sector.


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    She explained, "The global average of the Corruption Perceptions Index remains unchanged at 43 for the twelfth year in a row, with two-thirds of countries recording scores below 50," noting that this indicates "serious problems related to corruption."



    According to the Rule of Law Index, the world is witnessing a decline in the performance of justice systems, according to the organization, which stated that “authoritarian regimes and democratic leaders who undermine justice contribute to increasing the possibility of impunity for corruption, and in some cases even encourage corruption by neglecting to impose penalties on wrongdoers.” and perpetrators of unlawful acts.”

    For his part, François Valérian, President of Transparency International, said: “Corruption will continue to increase until justice systems are able to hold wrongdoers and perpetrators of illegal acts accountable and subject governments to oversight.”

    He added: "Wherever justice can be bribed or politically interfered with, it is the people who suffer."

    He stressed that "leaders must invest fully in the independence of institutions that uphold the law and combat corruption. It is time to put an end to impunity for corruption," he said.

    Countries that fight corruption best.
    The Corruption Perceptions Index ranked 180 countries and territories by their levels of public sector corruption on a scale from zero (highly corrupt) to 100 (highly honest).

    Denmark (90) topped the list of countries on the index for the sixth year in a row, in terms of integrity, followed by Finland and New Zealand with scores of 87 and 85, respectively.

    These countries are also among the best countries on the rule of law index, due to their well-functioning justice systems, according to the organization.

    “Highly corrupt” countries.
    According to the index, Somalia (11), Venezuela (13), Syria (13), South Sudan (13), and Yemen (16) occupied the last places, as the organization pointed out that these countries are affected by long-term crises due to Mostly due to armed conflicts.

    On the other hand, 23 countries scored, including some high-ranking democracies - such as Iceland (72), the Netherlands (79), Sweden (82) and the United Kingdom (71) - as well as some authoritarian states - such as Iran (24), Russia (26) and Tajikistan. (20) and Venezuela (13) - historic lows last year.

    While 12 countries declined significantly in their scores on the Corruption Perceptions Index, according to the organization, the list included low- and middle-income countries such as: El Salvador (31), Honduras (23), Liberia (25), Myanmar (20), and Nicaragua (17). Sri Lanka (34), Venezuela (13), as well as upper-middle-income and high-income economies such as: Argentina (37), Austria (71), Poland (54), Turkey (34), and the United Kingdom (71).

    In contrast, the performance of eight countries on the corruption index improved during the same period: Ireland (77), South Korea (63), Armenia (47), Vietnam (41), Maldives (39), Moldova (42), Angola (33), and Uzbekistan (33).

    Transparency International called on "governments to grant justice systems the independence, resources and transparency necessary to effectively punish all corruption crimes and impose checks and balances on power."

    Iraq has achieved slight progress, as shown in the pictures below:
    Iraq in 2023

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    Iraq in 2022


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