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In developing countries, the fight against terrorist funding and money laundering is intense.  When corruption cases happen in countries that are on the verge of becoming more developed and financial stable, this threatens them on an international level.  Not only will foreign investors tend to stay away, day to day business is affected.  Foreign companies will no longer conduct transactions, and tourists will go elsewhere.  This can send a country into the depths of poverty.

Money laundering drastically throws off the stability of the economy, which will then serve to alter exchange and interest rates, not only in that country, but in the global financial world as well.  And while a country may be able to bounce back from cases of corruption in their financial institutions and corporations, political corruption is one form that is not so easy to resolve in the eyes of the world.

Unless a corrupt government is removed swiftly, a country will suffer endlessly.  Not only in the financial examples that are listed above, but the people of a tyrannical government become entrenched in poverty, as the government takes for themselves at the expense of the people are meant to govern and to protect.  There are many cases of political corruption happening the world today, included Tasmania and Somalia.  The people of these regions have been suffering for many years.

And while investigations are being conducted, the people of the country have lived through their apathy and are started to stand up for their human rights, and for the removal of their corrupt leaders and military officials.  Many organizations are helping in the struggles that are happening, by placing restrictions on the way that financial institutions look into the backgrounds and the histories of all those they are currently doing business with, as well as prospective new clients.  In this way, those corrupt leaders are finding it much more difficult to get funding for their actions of terrorism, and the means in which they have been able to launder those funds in the past.