The term Corruption comes from the Latin word "coggitrege" meaning "destruction of the organism of the state, public relations", as the meaning of the term "bribery" is a term usually denoting the use by an official of his authority and the rights entrusted to him for personal gain, through deception, extortion, red tape, contrary to legislation and moral norms. The term is most often used in relation to the bureaucratic apparatus and the political elite. The corresponding term usually has broader semantics stemming from the primary meaning of the original Latin word, as well as unethical behavior.
Classification corruption
The Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan ”On Combating Corruption" gives the following definition of corruption - it is "... not provided for by law, the acceptance personally or through intermediaries of property benefits and advantages by persons performing state functions, as well as persons equated to them, using their official powers and related opportunities or other use of their powers for obtaining property benefits, as well as bribing these persons by illegally providing them with these benefits and advantages by individuals and legal entities."
The international legal definition of corruption used in the UN documents is as follows: corruption is the abuse of state power for personal gain, for the purposes of third parties and groups.
In simpler terms, corruption is the use of official position for personal purposes. One of the manifestations of corruption is a bribe.
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