Transparency International says that corruption is getting worse across Arab world A survey of nearly 11,000 respondents showed that there is growing public anger across at least nine countries in the region at inaction to halt increasing levels of perceived government corruption. Sleaze is a;so seen to be on the rise in Algeria, Egypt, Jordan, Morocco, the Palestinian Territories, Sudan and Tunisia. These of course are the very countries where archeologists work with the governments not only through excavation concessions, but also in getting artifacts repatriated to the same corrupt government officials who likely turned a blind eye to their removal in the first place.
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