Malaysia’s corruption rating stagnates with many accused leaders still in power

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Transparency International’s index rated Malaysia 47 on a scale of one to 100, where one equals the most corrupt.

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David Aled Williams

Principal Adviser (U4) and Senior Researcher (CMI)

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