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CORRUPT COUNTRIES

Added on: 13th Jan 2016

 

UZBEKISTAN

most corrupt countries

With a highly authoritarian government and a very poor human

rights record, Uzbekistan has often been a focal point of criticism

both from western nations and watchdog groups.

 

 

TURKMENISTAN

most corrupt countries

A former soviet republic, Turkmenistan only recently emerged

from being a very strict dictatorship although its government

is still fairly autocratic. It is an ethnically homogenous country

with an underdeveloped economy because foreign investors

have for the most part stayed away.

 

 

IRAQ

most corrupt countries

A focal point of war, conflict, and regional struggles for power,

it is perhaps a bit surprising that Iraq isn’t ranked even lower.

 

 

SOUTH SUDAN

most corrupt countries

It is one of the newest nations on Earth and although it recently

gained its independence from Sudan there is still a lot of work to

be done when it comes to establishing stability.

 

 

AFGHANISTAN

most corrupt countries

This landlocked nation has suffered so much conflict and

violence that most of its infrastructure is destroyed and a

large number of its people are refugees. Combined with an

economy centred around drugs.

 

 

SUDAN

most corrupt countries

Long beset by conflict, Sudan used to be one of the biggest

nations in Africa until its recent split with South Sudan. Ethnic

cleansing, civil war, and other conflicts have led to instabilities

that provide fertile soil for corruption.

 

 

NORTH KOREA

most corrupt countries

The only thing that prevents North Korea from coming last is the

fact that it actually has a government (unlike Somalia for the

better part of the last two decades). Other than that this nation

needs no explanation.

 

 

SOMALIA

most corrupt countries

Until a new internationally backed government was restored in 2012,

Somalia was basically a no-man’s land of pirates, warlords, and gangs.

Unfortunately the country has a long way to go before things

get cleared up.

 


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