December 09
Corruption is a root cause to destroy society and society participants. Such an act is powerful to destroy the positions of anyone by luring everybody into the naughty nature of morality.
In fact, act of corruption is a common enemy of global people as well as all living beings. Hence, they all need to fight against the persons who commit corruption. At the same time, local authorities should raise public awareness for enabling all people young and old to understand the consequences of corruption, its exploitation nature over victims, its easily communicable nature and unacceptable acts of corruption in society.
Human society needs to flourish in sympathy and empathy as well as compassion for each other. If so, the deterrent principles of the world will thrive in society. As such, fighting against corruption and flourishing morale and morality are interrelated. This being so, if society conquers corruption, the people will keep empathy and compassion in their minds. But, if corruption surges, society will face different kinds of suffering and plights.
The world today faces some of its greatest challenges in many generations – challenges which threaten prosperity and stability for people across the globe. The plague of corruption is intertwined in most of them. Hence, relevant governments should prioritize anti-corruption measures in all sectors of the nation to be able to save the victims of corruption.
Corruption is similar to a spark or a flame which triggers dissatisfaction among the people in the society and it likes pushing the society into a deteriorated ravine. It is because corruption is a tool to collapse the structure of society as well as families. Corruption not only follows conflict but is also frequently one of its root causes. It fuels conflict and inhibits peace processes by undermining the rule of law, worsening poverty, facilitating the illicit use of resources, and providing financing for armed conflict.
International Anti-Corruption Day (IACD) which falls on 9 December 2022 seeks to highlight the crucial link between anti-corruption and peace, security, and development. At its core is the notion that tackling this crime is the right and responsibility of everyone, and that only through cooperation and the involvement of each and every person and institution can we overcome the negative impact of this crime.
Actually, fighting corruption is designed to save the global people from the deterioration of the society and lives of the corruption victims. Only when the society participants avoid corruption acts will they be free from the lives of corruption victims.
