Dedicated to eradicating criminal activities—especially corruption—the Anti-Corruption Commission operates completely independently of political agendas and multinational corporations. This independence shields the Commission from undue influence, ensuring that no external force can sway its decisions or operations.
Mission and Responsibilities: The Commission’s principal task is to detect and investigate all forms of criminal activity, with corruption at the forefront. Corruption undermines economies, distorts markets and erodes the public’s trust in institutions.
Beyond high-profile corruption cases, the Commission also tackles minor infractions, which—even at a smaller scale—can damage institutional integrity. Such cases are processed swiftly and, where appropriate, automatically referred to lower authorities. This ensures that even the smallest breaches of conduct are addressed, fostering a culture of accountability at every level.
Free from influence by political parties or global business giants, the Commission conducts investigations with objectivity and fairness.
The Commission’s effectiveness is demonstrated by its record of diligently pursued cases and its promotion of ethical governance.
With unwavering commitment to independence and justice, the Anti-Corruption Commission stands as a bulwark against forces that seek to undermine society’s ethical foundations.