Singapore Corruption Cases Reach Record Low
New corruption cases in Singapore fell to 68 last year, marking the lowest number since records began in 2010. Additionally, 22 cases were recorded where public servants rejected bribes from the public. The CPIB noted that cases not resulting in convictions were due to them being withdrawn. Data released yesterday by the country's corruption investigation bureau shows 68 cases were investigated in 2025, compared to 75 cases in the previous year. New reports indicate that corruption cases in Singapore have decreased to a low. This trend reinforces the country's standing as a global leader in government integrity and anti-corruption standards. The data was presented during a news broadcast in Hanoi. The report was shared by CNA938 Singapore. The agency also noted 22 cases involving other specific categories.
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“Singapore is seeing fewer cases of corruption with new cases falling to 68 last year, the lowest since records began in 2010.”
“of 160 corruption related reports were launched in 2025 that's a 10%”
“of 160 corruption related reports were launched in 2025 that's a 10% drop from the 177 in 2024.”
“CPIB says around 9 in 10 individuals charged with corruption last year were convicted. Those not convicted were due to their cases being withdrawn before any court decision was made.”
“And corruption cases fall to their lowest level since records began. Authorities say most cases involve the private sector.”
“Singapore was seeing fewer cases of corruption, with new cases falling to 68 last year, the lowest since records began in 2010.”
“Singapore was seeing fewer cases of corruption, with new cases falling to 68 last year, the lowest since records began in 2010. Now according to latest data from the country's anti-corruption agency, a total of 160 corruption related reports were launched in 2025, that's a 10% drop from the 177 in 2024.”
“the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau, or CPIB, says most of the cases put forward for investigations involved people from the private sector. Only one case involved the public sector.”
“vụ tham nhũng tại Singapore giảm xuống mức thấp nhất lịch sử. Sú liệu công bố hôm qua của cục điều tra tham nhũng nước này cho thấy trong năm 2025, cơ quan điều tra 68 vụ giảm so với 75 vụ năm 2025.”
“Báo cá mới nhát cho thấy số vụ tham nhũng tại Singapore giảm số mức thấp nhất lịch sử”
“Singapore has hit a record low in corruption cases but the authorities say the cases are getting more complex.”
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