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'The spark that starts a fire': Why anonymous tip-offs matter in Singapore's fight against corruption

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Fabian Koh
'The spark that starts a fire': Why anonymous tip-offs matter in Singapore's fight against corruption
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Anonymous tip-offs remain a vital tool for Singapore's Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau, accounting for over a third of corruption reports. Officials emphasize that these reports are essential for initiating investigations and preventing illicit activities like match-fixing.

Last year, about 35 per cent of corruption-related reports received by the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau were anonymous, while nearly a quarter of investigations stemmed from anonymous tip-offs.

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