US EditionPolice Top Corruption Perception: TI Survey
The National Corruption Perception Survey 2025 found 24% rank police as most corrupt; 67% say healthcare corruption severely impacts lives, with strong calls for anti-corruption reforms.
- TIP's survey, released today, shows 78% of Pakistanis want accountability of anti-corruption bodies like NAB and FIA, with 24% ranking police as the most corrupt sector.
- Public distrust of provincial governments is high at 59%, Punjab at 70%, while 78% demand accountability of NAB and FIA amid perceptions of ACEs' ineffectiveness.
- Healthcare data show hospitals face the worst corruption perception at 49% in Sindh province, where 46% reported paying bribes despite 66% nationwide respondents denying personal bribery.
- Citizens demand an 83% combined ban or regulation on business funding to political parties, majorities want transparency from tax‑exempt NGOs, trusts, hospitals and educational institutions, and 58% credit the government with stabilising the economy via the International Monetary Fund programme and FATF exit.
- Looking ahead, 70% Pakistanis are unaware of corruption reporting mechanisms, and respondents said anonymity and rewards would encourage more reporting.
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Police top corruption perception: TI survey
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TIP NCPS 2025 finds economy stable; police, tendering seen as most corrupt
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PM hails Transparency International's report on public perception of corruption in Pakistan
ISLAMABAD, Dec 9 (APP/DNA):Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif on Tuesday expressed satisfaction over Transparency International’s report on public perception of corruption in Pakistan. According to the survey, a large segment of the public expressed the opinion that they did not face corruption during current government. “This public view is an acknowledgment of our efforts in the fight against corruption and the promotion of transparency”, …
Transparency International Pakistan’s 2025 Corruption Findings Expose Critical Trends Across Pakistan
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