Non-citizens form a rising proportion of cases taken to court
By
Chong Chee Kin, Crime Correspondent
THE influx of foreigners, especially those used to a culture of buying favours, is worrying Singapore's anti-graft body.
The Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau wants them to know about Singapore's zero-tolerance approach to corruption and is taking steps to drum in the message.
A danger signal: Though the number of people charged for graft has come down from 127 in 2006 to 90 last year, foreigners formed a bigger proportion.
