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Introduction:
Transparency International defines corruption as an abuse of power that undermines trust in political systems and institutions. Non-performance of duty can be seen as a form of corruption depending on the circumstances and intentions involved.
Arguments in support of non-performance as a form of corruption:
Arguments against non-performance as a form of corruption:
It is important to strike a balance between holding public servants accountable for their responsibilities and considering the context and reasons behind non-performance. While deliberate non-performance without valid justifications can be seen as a grave offense, it is crucial to address systemic challenges and ensure ethical decision-making in evaluating the non-performance of public servants. Ultimately, upholding the constitutional values and fulfilling public duties should be the guiding principles for civil servants to contribute positively to society.
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