Corruption generally benefits those in power at the expense of the rest of society. It can cost money, health, freedom, and lives, and it can be found anywhere. But watchdog groups are working to hold accountable those responsible and ensure all political and economic systems are overseen by principled advocates.
WASHINGTON, Dec 3 (OneWorld.net) - Deep-seeded corruption and public mistrust of the police in India played a large role in allowing for the devastating events that unfolded last week in Mumbai, writes an Asian human rights watchdog.