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The Role of Civil Socities Fighting against Corruption: Experience of Different Countries,Used
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It is difficult to conclude all civil societies have positive role in fighting against corruption, some civil societies for example: in Africa like Tutsi and Hutu rebels in Democratic Republic Congo and Rwanda , UNITA in Angola ; in middle east : Hezbollah ( Party of God) in Lebanon, Hamas in Palestine, Muslim brothers hood in Egypt and Algeria; in Europe: Mafia in Italy, IRA in Ireland and ETA in Spain; and in Asia: fundamentalist religious groups( including AlQaida and Taliban) in Pakistan and India and Afghanistan have played significant role for prevalence of corruption, instability, volition of human right of these countries and some also like AlQaida, Mafia etc. Internationally, but in this Book intended briefly to show only the positive role of civil societies in fighting against corruption.
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