Governments Mostly Getting More and More Corrupt
With few exceptions
An anti-corruption group says Brazil is making progress in fighting corruption while China is passing some laws that eventually might ease the problem. These nations were the exception toTransparency International's assessment that efforts to fight corruption are stalled or losing ground in many cases.
Cambodian motorcycle taxi driver Chum Van says it is just not fair. He said police sometimes put the blame for accidents on poor people, regardless of who is at fault.
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