Mobilising Orang Asli to Fight Corruption
It’s going to be quite a Sunday this coming 29th May. 50 over Orang Asli villages and 400 leaders will gather in Grik, Perak to really together to fight corruption in their community and society. C4 & MACC will play hosts!
Meeting with Deputy MB of Kelantan State and Director of MACC
Our northern team in Kelantan further our advocacy on forest governance and hand over our ground breaking report on the timber trade, deforestation and the floods that ravaged the state last year. The deputy MB of the Kelantan state govt and the Director of MACC received the report and promised to look into our recommendations. […]
C4 Welcoming New Chambering Students
Last Friday, 6 new chambering students from various law firms were given opportunities to put what they have learnt in law school into practice in C4. The program focuses on core skills such as interviewing, ethics, communication, research and advocacy.
Press freedom crucial for clean, accountable governance
In the spirit of World Press Freedom Day, the Center to Combat Corruption and Cronyism (C4) denounces the Malaysian government’s increasing attacks on our press, the fourth estate of realm of a society. Since the 13th general election, the government has been widening its control over the press, using oppressive laws that violate freedom of […]
‘M’sia bound by UN convention to recover missing 1MDB funds’
Topic: Political corruption Coverage by: Malaysia Kini Related news: https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/337481#.Vw8zbwY8unY.facebook Malaysia is duty-bound to investigate and recover any asset unaccounted for in the 1MDB Public Accounts Committee investigation, because it is a signatory to the United Nations Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC). This means cooperating with the international agencies investigating the flow of funds linked to […]
End secrecy laws now, reform OSA and protect whistleblowers
The Centre to Combat Corruption and Cronyism (C4) is shocked by the recent arrest of whistleblower Rafizi Ramli, and strongly condemns the authorities’ rash action. Rafizi Ramli, the Pandan Member of Parliament (MP), was detained by 10 to 15 policemen while exiting the Parliament building on Tuesday for blowing the whistle on maladministration, and has […]
C4 proudly launched its Northern Unit & Kelantan Timber Industry Report
On the 30th of March 2016, C4 has launched both its Northern Unit, to track states in the North, mainly in Kelantan, Kedah and Penang. Its purpose is to better monitor the state governments administration of public funds, to track public policies and enhance public participation in shaping government decisions. Along with it, the Northern […]
Launch of “Program Integriti Bersama Perniaga”
In this momentous event, C4 has joint efforts with MBPJ (Majlis Bandaraya Petaling Jaya) and IIM (Institute Integriti Malaysia) to launch a campaign to reduce bribery and improve business licensing procedures in the periphery of small and retail businesses. Such efforts were supported by the mayor of Petaling Jaya, as he pledged to cut corruption […]
An Insight to the Kelantan Timber Industry
“The story of illegal timber trade is a story of violence, killings, corruption and money-laundering.” -Yury Fedotov, Executive Director of the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC). The Great Flood of 2014 in Kelantan caused around 21 deaths and displaced over 200,000 people. Massive logging, or more precisely, the illegal timber trade activities in […]
C4 Annual Report 2015
We are pleased to share with you C4’s annual activity report for 2015 in online format. Its been only two years since we set up. Despite the short time since we set up, we have strive hard to fight corruption and is a leading voice in civil society in Malaysia. Eventful, dramatic, unprecedented and yes […]