Anti-Corruption Commission (various countries)

Anti-Corruption Commissions are independent agencies established in various countries to combat corruption in public and private sectors. Their primary roles include investigating allegations of corrupt practices, promoting transparency, and enforcing anti-corruption laws. These commissions aim to hold individuals and organizations accountable for unethical behavior, thus fostering good governance and public trust. Examples include the Independent Commission Against Corruption in Hong Kong and the Central Vigilance Commission in India. By addressing corruption, these bodies seek to create a fairer society and improve the overall effectiveness of governmental and institutional functions.