Read the extract below and answer the questions that follow.

Corruption presents the largest challenge to young people; so much so that even they may have come to accept it as normal, which could have a negative impact on their own moral conduct in society. It may also seem that they are not interested in interventions, such as campaigns addressing corruption. Yet, they are the most powerful force to fight corruption in the country.

Glossary:
1. Moral conduct: acting according to what society regards as good or bad behavior.

Write paragraphs evaluating your own position when dealing with human rights violations, such as corruption. Use the following guidelines:

1. Briefly give FOUR possible reasons why some young people may not be interested in campaigns that aim to fight corruption. (4 × 1) (4)
2. Analyse how accepting corruption as normal could negatively affect the moral conduct of young people in the country. (2 × 4) (8)
3. Critically discuss how the youth could be a powerful force in the fight against corruption. (2 × 4) (8)

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The answer discusses reasons for youth disinterest in anti-corruption campaigns, negative effects of accepting corruption, and the youth's potential as a force against corruption.

Explanation:

Reasons why some young people may not be interested in campaigns:

Lack of awareness: Some may not fully understand the impact of corruption.
Feeling powerless: They might believe their actions won't make a difference.
Normalization: Accepting corruption as normal behavior may desensitize them.
Fear of repercussions: They might fear consequences for speaking out.

Impact of accepting corruption as normal:

Accepting corruption can: Lower moral standards, perpetuate unethical behavior, and erode trust in society.

The youth as a force against corruption:

Youth can: Bring fresh perspectives, challenge status quo, mobilize for change, and drive transparency.

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