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The Business Standard
22 August 2026
Track the bribe: Young duo launches 'GhushSite' to map public corruption via anonymous reports
“Name the department. Name the demand. Keep the person private.” That is the tagline of GhushSite, a new website created by two young Bangladeshi entrepreneurs to crowdsource anonymous reports of alleged bribe demands in public services nationwide.
Read on The Business Standard ↗The Daily Star
24 August 2026
This website wants to make Bangladesh’s bribe economy visible
GhushSite, a website launched on August 21, is attempting to bring some of that informal knowledge into the open. The platform describes itself as an anonymous public ledger of alleged bribe demands in public services, allowing users to record what they say they were asked to pay without identifying themselves.
Read on The Daily Star ↗Dhaka Tribune
24 August 2026
Anonymous bribe platform draws 2,709 complaints, Tk35.17cr in three days
A newly launched crowdsourced platform for anonymously reporting demands for bribes in government services has received 2,709 submissions involving Tk35.17 crore within three days, offering an early snapshot of the scale and spread of citizens’ reported encounters with corruption.
Read on Dhaka Tribune ↗Prothom Alo
24 August 2026
804 complaints worth Tk 136.5 million filed on 'Ghush.site' in two days
A new website, Ghush.site, has been launched to collect information on where and how much bribes are allegedly demanded for government services in Bangladesh. Launched on 21 August, the platform allows people to anonymously report their experiences of being asked for bribes.
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