The Effects of corruption all around the Globe. The Slide Includes the Information which can be used for a seminar to be conducted on this topic. It has a Defined case Study of the 2011 Husni Mubarak regime or The Egytian revolution. There are Also the causes of Corruption and the main Reasons Mentioned and How The Removal of Corruption will Lead to better governance. I Hope this what you want and may this Help Done by : Varun Kakkar (IIS) Sharjah, UAE

1. The need to eliminate corruption
for better governance.
- By Varun,
Sapphire House

2. Effects of Corruption
• Absence of transparency between the people and
the government.
• Effecting the development of the nation.
• The people cannot account the govt. for their
decisions/actions.
• Effecting the economic, social and cultural rights as
well as civil rights.
• Rise of ignorance and violence in the world.
• Any the list goes on….and on…….

3. Case Study: Egyptian revolution of 2011
The Main reason of the revolution are the following:
• Police brutality
• State of emergency laws
• Electoral fraud
• Political censorship
• Widespread corruption
• High unemployment
• Food price inflation
• Low minimum wages
• Demographic structural factors
• Inspiration from concurrent regional protests

4. Demand’s of the people
Demands on the people :
Major demand of the people was the End of the Hosni
Mubarak regime, the end of emergency
law, freedom, justice, a responsive non-military
government and a say in the management of Egypt's
resources.

5. Root cause of Corruption
• Corruption is not a recent cause .
• It is existing from centuries back during the colonial
rule.
• It was when there existed the feudal structure of
society.
• It is from there that the problem of corruption
increased and went on and on….
• Example is during that of the French revolution.

6. Major Cause: Absence of true
Democracy
Also the absence of a true democracy in the world
leads an increase of corruption as it reduces
accountability and transparency and integrity.
One such exams if of China. It shows to be a
democratic country but actually is not.
Another example is of Zimbabwe which been under
the control of the ZANU-PF party since it’s
independence form the white minority.

7. Questions to ask:
• Q1 : what would you do if you are a president of a
country; say India?
• Q2: What do you think… is corruption a major
problem or a minor one?.
Justify your answer
• What are some of the ways by which corruption
affects us ?
• What are the steps according to you should we take
to bring corruption under control?