In Malaysia, one question about corruption keeps being asked by the public no matter who is in power: who investigates the investigators?
Fresh allegations over the investments of the country’s top anti-corruption official have brought that conundrum back into sharp focus, with critics warning that trust in key institutions – and in Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s reform promises – is on the line.
The controversy centres on Azam Baki, chief commissioner of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission…
Who watches Malaysia’s watchdog? Controversy over anti-corruption chief strains reform agenda
