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BANGKOK: -- Corruption in Thailand remains rampant with global corruption survey revealing that the country falling from 88th in 2012 to 102nd this year.

Transparency Thailand secretary-general Juree Vichitvadakan said that Thailand now ranked 102nd out of 177 countries with a score of 35 out of 100 for transparency in the Corruption Perception Index for 2013 that was released Tuesday.

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In 2012, Thailand ranked 88th but fell 14 spots this year to 102.

She said Thailand now was par with Ecuador, Moldova, and Panama.

Transparency International based the findings on opinions polls from 13 pollsters. Only 54 countries received a score higher than 50.

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Thailand was ranked 16th out of 28 countries in the Asia-Pacific region with Singapore obtaining the highest score of 86.

Singapore was also on the list of the world’s top five countries with low corruption levels, she said.

Transparency International, which published the list, said the Corruption Index “ranks countries and territories based on how corrupt their public sector is perceived to be.”

It collates expert views on the problem from bodies such as the World Bank, African Development Bank, Economists Intelligence Unit, Bertelsmann Foundation, Freedom House, and other groups.

It then ranks countries on a scale of 0-100, where 0 means a country’s public sector is considered highly corrupt and 100 means it is regarded as very clean.

Source: http://englishnews.thaipbs.or.th/thailand-slips-global-corruption-survey/

-- Thai PBS 2013-12-04

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Transparency International's Corruption Perception Index of 2013 has listed Australia as among the 'big decliners'

from 85 in 2012 to 81 in 2013

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"Corruption in Thailand remains rampant with global corruption survey revealing that the country falling from 88th in 2012 to 102nd this year."

Now, when a government official declares that Thailand is reducing its corruption, one can point to its standing in ASEAN and respond with its ranking: 555555555

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Now waiting for a speech from PM Yingluck stating the improved ranking was a result of all the hard work she and her government had put into corruption rolleyes.gif

It would seem the percentage of skimming = the percentage of transparency 30-35%! Possibly whistling.gif

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Droll, hilarious, and sadly probably too true, credit will be claimed for improvement despite the facts, SOP for this regime.

Now waiting for a speech from PM Yingluck stating the improved ranking was a result of all the hard work she and her government had put into corruption rolleyes.gif

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Now waiting for a speech from PM Yingluck stating the improved ranking was a result of all the hard work she and her government had put into corruption rolleyes.gif

May want to re-read the article...

Thailand fell 14 places... Meaning it is much more corrupt vs last year ...

You are correct Thailand is more corrupt than last year. Last year they were in a 5 way tie for 88. with out all the ties they might have been 102 then also. However the reason they are more corrupt this year is that they fell from a score last year of 37 to one of 35 this year. There rating in the world has nothing to do with their being more corrupt this year.

Yingluck ably assisted by her brother and the red shirts have done it all by them selves.

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