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Shine a Light on Corruption
Report bribes anonymously. Help expose systemic corruption through transparent, crowd-sourced data.
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Live counts
Public dataset
Reports submitted
5
Growing daily — be the 6th report.
Total bribes reported
$803.3
Median bribe
$179
Countries
1
Worldwide
Why it exists
A record you can inspect
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Anonymous reporting
Your identity is protected. Report corruption without appearing on the public record.
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Data-forward insights
See patterns by department, service, and geography from first-person accounts.
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Geographic coverage
Track where reports concentrate across countries, regions, and localities.
Common questions
How Bribe Map works
Is this a government website?
No. Bribe Map is an independent civic record. It is not a police station, court, or official complaint portal. Use the appropriate government channel if you need official action.
Are reports verified?
No. Reports are unverified first-person accounts. Statistics and the map count published submissions; they are not findings of fact against any person or office.
Can I read reports without an account?
Yes. Anyone can browse reports, statistics, and the map. You only need an account to publish, upvote, or comment.
What does the corruption map show?
Regional intensity appears after at least five published reports in that slice. Smaller samples show as point clusters so a handful of stories cannot look like a trend.
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