Speaking after the launch of the 2015 Corruption Perceptions Index yesterday, Glynn said efforts so far to hinder corruption in PNG has had little effect.
“It looks as though we are stuck with it and forced to accept that it is a part of normal life in PNG.
“Instead of just seeking justice for those guilty of corruption, why don’t we demand that those in authority over corrupt ones accept responsibility for what their staff or subordinates are doing,” said Glynn.
