Thai Anti-Graft Agency Bans Staff From Bragging About Work Online
Thailand's National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) has issued new guidelines prohibiting staff from using social media for personal purposes unrelated to their duties or posting content that could imply a lack of dedication to public service, aiming to maintain the agency's reputation and public trust.
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