1. Corruption in Hong Kong police forcepresenting the case ANGGA AIRLANGGA IRA MARTINA DRUPADY JUSTINAS PAGIRYS MARTIN STAVENHAGEN

2. Outline

3. Hong Kong in the 1960s & 70s CHAOTIC TIMES British Crown colony facing rapid transformation Growing population: ca. 4 million, 98% Chinese Tremendous economic development 1967 Riots, 1968 Hong Kong Flu Newly appointed governor: Murray MacLehose (1971 – 1982)

4. State of Corruption A “ROTTEN” SYSTEM Systematic corruption throughout all government agencies Police Force involved in many illegal activities “Tea fees” for public services were the rule Fear and distrust of authorities in society

5. Problem analysis Dealing with syndicated, entrenched,network-based corruption practices within Police Force  Interrelated problem factors!

6. Problem analysis : multiple roots

7. Stakeholders’ analysis

9. Harsher penalties unsuccessful

10. Ineffective Anti-corruption branch

11. Located within police force

12. Lack of public goodwill and cooperation

13. Feeling of “brotherliness”

15. Way forward…

16. …is…

17. …. back to basics!