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Corrupt Public Officials Face Wrath of Law: "Bawal ang mga ganito" in Public Office
In a bold move to combat corruption, the Philippine government has reiterated its zero-tolerance policy towards corrupt public officials. According to the 1987 Constitution and the Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards for Public Officials (Sec. 7(d) RA 6713), any public official found guilty of corruption will face severe penalties.
"Bawal ang mga ganito" – it’s strictly prohibited – is the mantra of the government in its fight against corruption. Public officials are expected to uphold the highest standards of integrity, honesty, and transparency in their dealings.
The 1987 Constitution explicitly prohibits public officials from engaging in corrupt practices, stating that "no public officer or employee shall, except in cases where he is authorized by law, receive any present, gift, or gratuity from any person, firm, or corporation with intent to influence his official action or to reward him for any action taken or to be taken by him in his official capacity."
Similarly, the Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards for Public Officials (Sec. 7(d) RA 6713) provides that "no public official or employee shall engage in any act or activity that is inconsistent with the duties and responsibilities of his office or that is in conflict with the Constitution or any law."
The government has taken a strong stance against corruption, with President [President’s Name] vowing to root out corrupt officials and restore public trust in government. The President has called on all public officials to uphold the highest standards of integrity and to report any instances of corruption to the authorities.
In recent months, several high-ranking public officials have been charged with corruption, including [official’s name], who was accused of accepting bribes from a private company. The official was subsequently removed from office and faces criminal charges.
The government’s anti-corruption drive has been welcomed by the public, who are demanding greater transparency and accountability from their elected officials. As the government continues to crack down on corruption, it is clear that "bawal ang mga ganito" – it’s strictly prohibited – in public office.
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For your reference Sec 7 (d) https://lawphil.net/statutes/repacts/ra1989/ra_6713_1989.html
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