Transparency International spoke to nearly 22,000 people about their recent experiences with corruption for the “People and Corruption: Asia Pacific”, as part of the Global Corruption Barometer series.

“Governments must do more to deliver on their anti-corruption commitments. It’s time to stop talking and act. Millions of people are forced to pay bribes for public services and it is the poor who are most vulnerable,” said José Ugaz, chair of Transparency International.