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The modern code of conduct for public officials refers to corruption using the
traditional phrase chor rat bang luang and ... In the first type, government officials
abuse their position or neglect their duty in ways which result in direct benefits ...
The modern code of conduct for public officials refers to corruption using the
traditional phrase chor rat bang luang and ... In the first type, government officials
abuse their position or neglect their duty in ways which result in direct benefits ...
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Another said: 'A good government official should not receive the money. He can
refuse the offer. He should not accept the money for just doing his duty.' The few
who apply the term corruption come especially from the ranks of NGO-workers, ...
Another said: 'A good government official should not receive the money. He can
refuse the offer. He should not accept the money for just doing his duty.' The few
who apply the term corruption come especially from the ranks of NGO-workers, ...
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If every government official did it every day, then the accumulated leakage would
amount to billions of baht. Moreover, government property is purchased with the
tax money of the people. Thus government officials should not treat it as if it were
...
If every government official did it every day, then the accumulated leakage would
amount to billions of baht. Moreover, government property is purchased with the
tax money of the people. Thus government officials should not treat it as if it were
...
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| ¼Ùéà¢Õ¹ | Pasuk Phongpaichit, Sangsit Phiriyarangsan |
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