Anti-Corruption Commission

The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) is an independent agency set up by governments to combat corruption in both public and private sectors. Its main functions include investigating allegations of corrupt practices, promoting transparency, and enforcing laws against bribery and fraud. The ACC aims to enhance ethical governance and restore public trust by holding corrupt individuals accountable. Its work typically involves collaboration with law enforcement and other organizations to ensure comprehensive anti-corruption efforts. Ultimately, the ACC seeks to create a fairer society by reducing corruption's impact on development and public services.