The latest survey by Merdeka Center reveals a stationary score range in the public's perception towards corruption. This comes despite Malaysia climbing up three points to 50 on the Corruption Perception Index (CPI) last week. Does the government have the political will to push necessary reforms? We also look at the people's perception towards dealing with corruption, and their role in this prevalent problem.

This is a report by Aziff Azuddin, and is in collaboration with Merdeka Center. Download the full report here.

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