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Bulgarians seldom report corruption: Transparency International

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A survey of Transparency International Association suggests that a mere 13% of Bulgarians voice readiness to report corruption. These are persons with a relatively high social status; they have good education and reside in large cities.

Most Bulgarians however do not believe that their corruption alerts will be checked into. According to the experts of the Association, one explanation of the phenomenon is people’s chronic distrust of institutions.





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