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Stämmer det att han inte var medborgare i Turkiet när han flydde dit? Att han gick en månad mititärtjänst, betalade eller rättare sagt mutade någon högt uppsatt som kände hans far, prästen i Södertälje. Någon säger Turkarna tar inte mutor och vissa säger motsatsen. Någon som vet sanningen?
Vet inte men Turkiet är ganska korrumperat enligt detta index
https://www.transparency.org/en/cpi/2020/index/tur
"Index publisher Transparency International said that broad consultation in political decision-making was associated with lower levels of corruption.
On Turkey’s case, the report said: “There is little space for consultative decision-making in the country. The government recently cracked down on NGOs, closing at least 1,500 foundations and associations and seizing their assets, while continuing to harass, arrest, and prosecute civil society leaders.”
Oya Ozarslan, chairwoman of Transparency International’s Turkish branch, pointed out the worrying trend in Turkey’s backsliding in the fight against corruption.
She told Arab News: “Worldwide CPI 2020 results indicate that democracy in countries is directly related to corruption.
“Countries governed by dictators and authoritarian regimes or frequently experiencing human rights violations, conflicts, chaos, and wars are the countries that are performing badly in the CPI, usually scoring less than 50 out of 100.”
In assessing Turkey’s index ranking, Transparency International focused on nepotism, bribes, and the inclination for giving state tenders to pro-government companies.
The ownership by government officials of several businesses was commonplace in Turkey regardless of criticisms about conflict of interests." (Transparency genom Arab News)
Dessutom långt tillbaka i tiden när Sverige skickade tillbaks två turkar till Turkiet för att de skulle avtjäna sina straff i Turkiet så släpptes de väldigt snabbt. Och då var deras korruption lägre om jag minns rätt.