On invitation from the Royal Institute of Management (RIM), a team comprising of two members led by the Director from the Department of Prevention and Education (DoPE) conducted an interactive session on Anti-Corruption - Ethics and Integrity during the orientation program on January 5, 2017.
The Anti-Corruption Commission, in exercise of the power conferred under section 107 and section 103 of the Anti-Corruption Act of Bhutan 2011, hereby notifies the general public that the following asset shall be frozen against any transaction and development activities with immediate effect.For more details CLICK HERE
The Anti-Corruption Commission invites sealed bids from interested travel/ticketing agents having valid license for the purchase and issue of air tickets.For more details CLICK HERE
Help us be more efficient and effective by providing true complaints with specific details. You could also stand as witness and informer.Your identity and liability shall be protected as per the witness protection sections under chapter 7 of the Anti-Corruption Act of Bhutan 2011. Avoid filing vindictive and malicious complaints. A complainant or informer who knowingly gives any false or misleading information with malicious intend shall be guilty of an offence and liable under section 80 of the Anti-Corruption Act of Bhutan 2011.
Why to report Corruption?
Every citizen is encouraged to report corruption to the ACC responsibly and in the larger national interest. Your identity will be protected with absolute confidentiality.
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You can report corruption through:
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