Malaysians 'hate' corruption but don't reject it, says MACC man
Malaysians may say they hate corruption but their actions indicate otherwise, a graftbuster says.
There are also concerns that the people may not hate corrupt individuals, Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission's (MACC) community education director Abdul Samat Kasah said.
Speaking on the MACC's online radio channel, Samat told about a seminar he gave, where members of the audience told him they would try to bribe their way out of trouble should they be stopped for a traffic offence.
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