EI SUN OH

“INSPIRED” by the recent conviction of Hong Kong’s former chief executive, Donald Tsang, of misusing public office for personal gain, I have again been thinking a bit about the perennial issue of corruption. In more advanced societies such as Hong Kong, there are very stringent rules in place to deter public officials from enriching themselves at the public’s expense, and the case above was but the latest example where very senior officials were charged and convicted for corrupt practices.

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