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Tuesday, November 14, 2017

Pact For The Welfare Of OFWs Signed on the Last Day Of ASEAN Summit


An agreement between ASEAN countries which took 10 years to finalize has been signed by the leaders at the closing day of the ASEAN Summit hosted by the Philippines.. As expected, at least 212,000 overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) will benefit from a landmark pact signed by the 10 heads of state. Under the Asean Consensus on the Protection and Promotion of the Rights of Migrant Workers, Asean governments vowed to guarantee fair treatment and protection against abuse of migrant workers from neighboring countries. The agreement, which took 10 years to negotiate, was signed by leaders of Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam and the Philippines, which chairs the bloc this year. Sponsored Links The Asean consensus “establishes a framework for cooperation” in the region to safeguard the welfare of migrant workers, said the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA). It seeks, among other things, to: • Uphold the fair treatment of migrant workers regardless of gender and nationality • Provide for visitation rights by family members • Prohibit the confiscation of passports and overcharging of placement or recruitment fees • Protect against violence and sexual harassment in the workplace • Regulate labor recruiters • Respect the right of workers to fair and appropriate remuneration and benefits and their right to join trade unions and associations Advertisement Read More: ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO
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An agreement between ASEAN countries which took 10 years to finalize has been signed by the leaders at the closing day of the ASEAN Summit hosted by the Philippines..
As expected, at least 212,000 overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) will benefit from a landmark pact signed by the 10 heads of state.

Under the Asean Consensus on the Protection and Promotion of the Rights of Migrant Workers, Asean governments vowed to guarantee fair treatment and protection against abuse of migrant workers from neighboring countries.

The agreement was signed by leaders of Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam and the Philippines.

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The Asean consensus “establishes a framework for cooperation” in the region to safeguard the welfare of migrant workers, said the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA).
An agreement between ASEAN countries which took 10 years to finalize has been signed by the leaders at the closing day of the ASEAN Summit hosted by the Philippines.. As expected, at least 212,000 overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) will benefit from a landmark pact signed by the 10 heads of state. Under the Asean Consensus on the Protection and Promotion of the Rights of Migrant Workers, Asean governments vowed to guarantee fair treatment and protection against abuse of migrant workers from neighboring countries. The agreement, which took 10 years to negotiate, was signed by leaders of Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam and the Philippines, which chairs the bloc this year. Sponsored Links The Asean consensus “establishes a framework for cooperation” in the region to safeguard the welfare of migrant workers, said the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA). It seeks, among other things, to: • Uphold the fair treatment of migrant workers regardless of gender and nationality • Provide for visitation rights by family members • Prohibit the confiscation of passports and overcharging of placement or recruitment fees • Protect against violence and sexual harassment in the workplace • Regulate labor recruiters • Respect the right of workers to fair and appropriate remuneration and benefits and their right to join trade unions and associations Advertisement Read More: ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO
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Thursday, July 06, 2017

Philippines is NOT Listed in the Top 5 Most Corrupt Countries in Asia


The result of a year-and-a-half long survey conducted by Transparency International with over 20,000 participants from different countries in the Asia Pacific region revealed the top five most corrupt countries in Asia and the Philippines is nowhere in the list. The survey was conducted based on bribery rates happening in 16 countries in Asia. The survey result shows that corruption and bribery is alarmingly prevalent and deeply rooted in these countries. The largest percentage of the age bracket being hit by bribery are younger people below 35 years old at 34 per cent. They are the most vulnerable to paying bribe just to access government services. Followed by over 35 to 54 years old at 29 per cent and those who are 55 above comprises 19 percent of those who pay bribe for public services. Another alarming fact is that ins some countries, poor people are more likely to pay bribes compared to the rich people. However, in some countries, the trend seems to reverse. Rich people are most likely to pay bribes maybe because they have the resources to give it when asked. Let's take a look on the List of the Top 5 Most Corrupt Countries in Asia 2017 : Myanmar sits at #5 with bribery rate of 40 percent. Pakistan follows with the same bribery rate. With 41 percent , Thailand is at #3. Vietnam follows with a high 65 percent bribery rate. Leading the list is India with bribery rate of 69 percent. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's move in fighting corruption is a wise one, otherwise, India's reputation of being corrupt will mark his administration if he cannot do anything about it or at least prevent the country from leading the most corrupt list. Sources: Forbes, Transparency International Read More: ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO www.jbsolis.com SEARCH JBSOLIS, TYPE KEYWORDS and TITLE OF ARTICLE at the box below





The result of a year-and-a-half long survey conducted by Transparency International with over 20,000 participants from different countries in the Asia Pacific region revealed the top five most corrupt countries in Asia and the Philippines is nowhere in the list.
The survey was conducted based on bribery rates happening in 16 countries in Asia.
The survey result shows that corruption and bribery is alarmingly prevalent and deeply rooted in these countries.
The result of a year-and-a-half long survey conducted by Transparency International with over 20,000 participants from different countries in the Asia Pacific region revealed the top five most corrupt countries in Asia and the Philippines is nowhere in the list. The survey was conducted based on bribery rates happening in 16 countries in Asia. The survey result shows that corruption and bribery is alarmingly prevalent and deeply rooted in these countries. The largest percentage of the age bracket being hit by bribery are younger people below 35 years old at 34 per cent. They are the most vulnerable to paying bribe just to access government services. Followed by over 35 to 54 years old at 29 per cent and those who are 55 above comprises 19 percent of those who pay bribe for public services. Another alarming fact is that ins some countries, poor people are more likely to pay bribes compared to the rich people. However, in some countries, the trend seems to reverse. Rich people are most likely to pay bribes maybe because they have the resources to give it when asked. Let's take a look on the List of the Top 5 Most Corrupt Countries in Asia 2017 : Myanmar sits at #5 with bribery rate of 40 percent. Pakistan follows with the same bribery rate. With 41 percent , Thailand is at #3. Vietnam follows with a high 65 percent bribery rate. Leading the list is India with bribery rate of 69 percent. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's move in fighting corruption is a wise one, otherwise, India's reputation of being corrupt will mark his administration if he cannot do anything about it or at least prevent the country from leading the most corrupt list. Sources: Forbes, Transparency International Read More: ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO www.jbsolis.com SEARCH JBSOLIS, TYPE KEYWORDS and TITLE OF ARTICLE at the box below
The largest percentage of the age bracket being hit by bribery are younger people below 35 years old at 34 per cent. They are the most vulnerable to paying bribe just to access government services. Followed by over 35 to 54 years old at 29 per cent and those who are 55 above comprises 19 percent of those who pay bribe for public services.
Another alarming fact is that ins some countries, poor people are more likely to pay bribes compared to the rich people.

The result of a year-and-a-half long survey conducted by Transparency International with over 20,000 participants from different countries in the Asia Pacific region revealed the top five most corrupt countries in Asia and the Philippines is nowhere in the list. The survey was conducted based on bribery rates happening in 16 countries in Asia. The survey result shows that corruption and bribery is alarmingly prevalent and deeply rooted in these countries. The largest percentage of the age bracket being hit by bribery are younger people below 35 years old at 34 per cent. They are the most vulnerable to paying bribe just to access government services. Followed by over 35 to 54 years old at 29 per cent and those who are 55 above comprises 19 percent of those who pay bribe for public services. Another alarming fact is that ins some countries, poor people are more likely to pay bribes compared to the rich people. However, in some countries, the trend seems to reverse. Rich people are most likely to pay bribes maybe because they have the resources to give it when asked. Let's take a look on the List of the Top 5 Most Corrupt Countries in Asia 2017 : Myanmar sits at #5 with bribery rate of 40 percent. Pakistan follows with the same bribery rate. With 41 percent , Thailand is at #3. Vietnam follows with a high 65 percent bribery rate. Leading the list is India with bribery rate of 69 percent. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's move in fighting corruption is a wise one, otherwise, India's reputation of being corrupt will mark his administration if he cannot do anything about it or at least prevent the country from leading the most corrupt list. Sources: Forbes, Transparency International Read More: ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO www.jbsolis.com SEARCH JBSOLIS, TYPE KEYWORDS and TITLE OF ARTICLE at the box below
However, in some countries, the trend seems to reverse. Rich people are most likely to pay bribes maybe because they have the resources to give it when asked.


Let's take a look on the List of the Top 5 Most Corrupt Countries in Asia  2017 :

 Myanmar sits at #5 with bribery rate of 40 percent.
The result of a year-and-a-half long survey conducted by Transparency International with over 20,000 participants from different countries in the Asia Pacific region revealed the top five most corrupt countries in Asia and the Philippines is nowhere in the list. The survey was conducted based on bribery rates happening in 16 countries in Asia. The survey result shows that corruption and bribery is alarmingly prevalent and deeply rooted in these countries. The largest percentage of the age bracket being hit by bribery are younger people below 35 years old at 34 per cent. They are the most vulnerable to paying bribe just to access government services. Followed by over 35 to 54 years old at 29 per cent and those who are 55 above comprises 19 percent of those who pay bribe for public services. Another alarming fact is that ins some countries, poor people are more likely to pay bribes compared to the rich people. However, in some countries, the trend seems to reverse. Rich people are most likely to pay bribes maybe because they have the resources to give it when asked. Let's take a look on the List of the Top 5 Most Corrupt Countries in Asia 2017 : Myanmar sits at #5 with bribery rate of 40 percent. Pakistan follows with the same bribery rate. With 41 percent , Thailand is at #3. Vietnam follows with a high 65 percent bribery rate. Leading the list is India with bribery rate of 69 percent. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's move in fighting corruption is a wise one, otherwise, India's reputation of being corrupt will mark his administration if he cannot do anything about it or at least prevent the country from leading the most corrupt list. Sources: Forbes, Transparency International Read More: ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO www.jbsolis.com SEARCH JBSOLIS, TYPE KEYWORDS and TITLE OF ARTICLE at the box below
 Pakistan follows with the same bribery rate.
The result of a year-and-a-half long survey conducted by Transparency International with over 20,000 participants from different countries in the Asia Pacific region revealed the top five most corrupt countries in Asia and the Philippines is nowhere in the list. The survey was conducted based on bribery rates happening in 16 countries in Asia. The survey result shows that corruption and bribery is alarmingly prevalent and deeply rooted in these countries. The largest percentage of the age bracket being hit by bribery are younger people below 35 years old at 34 per cent. They are the most vulnerable to paying bribe just to access government services. Followed by over 35 to 54 years old at 29 per cent and those who are 55 above comprises 19 percent of those who pay bribe for public services. Another alarming fact is that ins some countries, poor people are more likely to pay bribes compared to the rich people. However, in some countries, the trend seems to reverse. Rich people are most likely to pay bribes maybe because they have the resources to give it when asked. Let's take a look on the List of the Top 5 Most Corrupt Countries in Asia 2017 : Myanmar sits at #5 with bribery rate of 40 percent. Pakistan follows with the same bribery rate. With 41 percent , Thailand is at #3. Vietnam follows with a high 65 percent bribery rate. Leading the list is India with bribery rate of 69 percent. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's move in fighting corruption is a wise one, otherwise, India's reputation of being corrupt will mark his administration if he cannot do anything about it or at least prevent the country from leading the most corrupt list. Sources: Forbes, Transparency International Read More: ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO www.jbsolis.com SEARCH JBSOLIS, TYPE KEYWORDS and TITLE OF ARTICLE at the box below
With 41 percent , Thailand is at #3. 
The result of a year-and-a-half long survey conducted by Transparency International with over 20,000 participants from different countries in the Asia Pacific region revealed the top five most corrupt countries in Asia and the Philippines is nowhere in the list. The survey was conducted based on bribery rates happening in 16 countries in Asia. The survey result shows that corruption and bribery is alarmingly prevalent and deeply rooted in these countries. The largest percentage of the age bracket being hit by bribery are younger people below 35 years old at 34 per cent. They are the most vulnerable to paying bribe just to access government services. Followed by over 35 to 54 years old at 29 per cent and those who are 55 above comprises 19 percent of those who pay bribe for public services. Another alarming fact is that ins some countries, poor people are more likely to pay bribes compared to the rich people. However, in some countries, the trend seems to reverse. Rich people are most likely to pay bribes maybe because they have the resources to give it when asked. Let's take a look on the List of the Top 5 Most Corrupt Countries in Asia 2017 : Myanmar sits at #5 with bribery rate of 40 percent. Pakistan follows with the same bribery rate. With 41 percent , Thailand is at #3. Vietnam follows with a high 65 percent bribery rate. Leading the list is India with bribery rate of 69 percent. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's move in fighting corruption is a wise one, otherwise, India's reputation of being corrupt will mark his administration if he cannot do anything about it or at least prevent the country from leading the most corrupt list. Sources: Forbes, Transparency International Read More: ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO www.jbsolis.com SEARCH JBSOLIS, TYPE KEYWORDS and TITLE OF ARTICLE at the box below
Vietnam follows with a high 65 percent bribery rate.
The result of a year-and-a-half long survey conducted by Transparency International with over 20,000 participants from different countries in the Asia Pacific region revealed the top five most corrupt countries in Asia and the Philippines is nowhere in the list. The survey was conducted based on bribery rates happening in 16 countries in Asia. The survey result shows that corruption and bribery is alarmingly prevalent and deeply rooted in these countries. The largest percentage of the age bracket being hit by bribery are younger people below 35 years old at 34 per cent. They are the most vulnerable to paying bribe just to access government services. Followed by over 35 to 54 years old at 29 per cent and those who are 55 above comprises 19 percent of those who pay bribe for public services. Another alarming fact is that ins some countries, poor people are more likely to pay bribes compared to the rich people. However, in some countries, the trend seems to reverse. Rich people are most likely to pay bribes maybe because they have the resources to give it when asked. Let's take a look on the List of the Top 5 Most Corrupt Countries in Asia 2017 : Myanmar sits at #5 with bribery rate of 40 percent. Pakistan follows with the same bribery rate. With 41 percent , Thailand is at #3. Vietnam follows with a high 65 percent bribery rate. Leading the list is India with bribery rate of 69 percent. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's move in fighting corruption is a wise one, otherwise, India's reputation of being corrupt will mark his administration if he cannot do anything about it or at least prevent the country from leading the most corrupt list. Sources: Forbes, Transparency International Read More: ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO www.jbsolis.com SEARCH JBSOLIS, TYPE KEYWORDS and TITLE OF ARTICLE at the box below
Leading the list is India with bribery rate of 69 percent.
The result of a year-and-a-half long survey conducted by Transparency International with over 20,000 participants from different countries in the Asia Pacific region revealed the top five most corrupt countries in Asia and the Philippines is nowhere in the list. The survey was conducted based on bribery rates happening in 16 countries in Asia. The survey result shows that corruption and bribery is alarmingly prevalent and deeply rooted in these countries. The largest percentage of the age bracket being hit by bribery are younger people below 35 years old at 34 per cent. They are the most vulnerable to paying bribe just to access government services. Followed by over 35 to 54 years old at 29 per cent and those who are 55 above comprises 19 percent of those who pay bribe for public services. Another alarming fact is that ins some countries, poor people are more likely to pay bribes compared to the rich people. However, in some countries, the trend seems to reverse. Rich people are most likely to pay bribes maybe because they have the resources to give it when asked. Let's take a look on the List of the Top 5 Most Corrupt Countries in Asia 2017 : Myanmar sits at #5 with bribery rate of 40 percent. Pakistan follows with the same bribery rate. With 41 percent , Thailand is at #3. Vietnam follows with a high 65 percent bribery rate. Leading the list is India with bribery rate of 69 percent. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's move in fighting corruption is a wise one, otherwise, India's reputation of being corrupt will mark his administration if he cannot do anything about it or at least prevent the country from leading the most corrupt list. Sources: Forbes, Transparency International Read More: ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO www.jbsolis.com SEARCH JBSOLIS, TYPE KEYWORDS and TITLE OF ARTICLE at the box below
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's move in fighting corruption is a wise one, otherwise, India's reputation of being corrupt will mark his administration if he cannot do anything about it or at least prevent the country from leading the most corrupt list.
The result of a year-and-a-half long survey conducted by Transparency International with over 20,000 participants from different countries in the Asia Pacific region revealed the top five most corrupt countries in Asia and the Philippines is nowhere in the list. The survey was conducted based on bribery rates happening in 16 countries in Asia. The survey result shows that corruption and bribery is alarmingly prevalent and deeply rooted in these countries. The largest percentage of the age bracket being hit by bribery are younger people below 35 years old at 34 per cent. They are the most vulnerable to paying bribe just to access government services. Followed by over 35 to 54 years old at 29 per cent and those who are 55 above comprises 19 percent of those who pay bribe for public services. Another alarming fact is that ins some countries, poor people are more likely to pay bribes compared to the rich people. However, in some countries, the trend seems to reverse. Rich people are most likely to pay bribes maybe because they have the resources to give it when asked. Let's take a look on the List of the Top 5 Most Corrupt Countries in Asia 2017 : Myanmar sits at #5 with bribery rate of 40 percent. Pakistan follows with the same bribery rate. With 41 percent , Thailand is at #3. Vietnam follows with a high 65 percent bribery rate. Leading the list is India with bribery rate of 69 percent. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's move in fighting corruption is a wise one, otherwise, India's reputation of being corrupt will mark his administration if he cannot do anything about it or at least prevent the country from leading the most corrupt list. Sources: Forbes, Transparency International Read More: ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO www.jbsolis.com SEARCH JBSOLIS, TYPE KEYWORDS and TITLE OF ARTICLE at the box below
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