Lesson 3 Government corruption Flashcards

1
Q

a pervasive issue worldwide, undermines public
trust, hinders development, and fosters inequality

A

Government corruption

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2
Q

desires a just and fair society, where leaders serve the people with integrity and compassion.

A

God

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3
Q

are accountable to God for their actions and decisions, as they are entrusted to serve the people.

A

Leaders

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4
Q

emphasizes that all authority comes from God and leaders are accountable to Him.

A

Romans 13:1-4

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5
Q

are responsible for
upholding justice, fairness,
and the welfare of the
people they serve.

A

Leaders

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6
Q

When leaders engage in wrongdoing, they violate the trust placed in them and harm the people they are meant to
protect.

A

Abuse of power

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7
Q

undermines the
integrity of government and
erodes public trust in leaders

A

Corruption

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8
Q

compromises the
decision-making process,
favoring personal gain over
the common good

A

Bribery

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9
Q

leads to injustice, inequality, and the erosion of
individual rights.

A

Abuse of power

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10
Q

should act with compassion and empathy, seeking to uplift and protect those who are vulnerable.

A

Leaders

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11
Q

emphasizes the importance of honesty, justice, and righteousness in all aspects of life

A

Proverbs

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12
Q

describes the attributes of a righteous leader, who
upholds justice and fairness

A

Psalm 101:6

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13
Q

emphasizes the importance of caring for the poor and marginalized as an act of service to God.

A

Matthew 25:35-40

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14
Q

Oppression and inequality can lead to social unrest, conflict, and instability in society.

A

Social Unrest

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15
Q

Corruption and abuse of power can harm economic development and hinder
progress for the nation.

A

Economic Decline

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16
Q

A society where injustice and inequality are rampant can
experience spiritual decay and a loss of moral compass.

A

Spiritual Decay

17
Q

calls us to uphold justice and fairness in all aspects of society, especially in governance.

18
Q

refers to the unethical use of a public official’s authority
for personal gain

19
Q

encompasses dishonest conduct by those in power,
often involving bribery or other illicit activities. It erodes public
trust and hampers fair governance.

A

Corruption

20
Q

involves the misappropriation of public funds for
personal use.

A

Embezzlement

21
Q

are threatened or
coerced into voting for a
specific candidate or
abstaining from voting, suppressing their right to
choose.

22
Q

involves favoring relatives or friends by giving them
positions of power or influence, often without proper
qualifications.

23
Q

involves failing to pay or underreporting taxes owed by those in government. It deprives the state of
essential revenue for public services.

A

Tax evasion

24
Q

are actions by the government that infringe upon individuals’ basic rights, including freedom of speech, assembly, and movement.

A

Human rights violations

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Using one's position to intimidate or oppress others.
Abuse of Power
26
Allocating government funds for purposes other than their intended use.
Misuse of Public Funds
27
Failing to perform duties resulting in harm or loss.
Criminal Negligence
28
Ignoring or bypassing laws protecting the environment
Environmental Violations
29
Monitoring citizens without proper legal authorization.
Illegal Surveillance
30
Manipulating bidding processes for government contracts
Fraudulent Procurement
31
Forcing individuals or businesses to pay money through threats or coercion
Extortion
32
Interfering with investigations or judicial processes.
Obstruction of Justice
33
Censoring or oppressing media outlets to suppress dissent
Violating Freedom of the Press
34
Designing policies to benefit a specific group unfairly.
Favoritism in Policy Implementation
35
Forcefully acquiring land from rightful owners without proper compensation
Illegal Land Grabbing
36
Ignoring violations of the law, often to protect allies.
Failure to Enforce Laws
37
Is a complex problem with far-reaching consequences.
Government corruption