THE ROLE OF LEGISLATION ON PUBLIC CONTROL IN COMBATING CORRUPTION

Abstract

Corruption is one of the global problems that needs to be addressed on a worldwide scale. This scourge undermines the political and economic development of any state and society. Today, corruption negatively impacts all spheres of society, weakening citizens' trust in state institutions and the rule of law. Undoubtedly, not only the efforts of state bodies but also the principle of direct public participation play an important role in preventing corruption.