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For suspected cases of fraud and corruption by people with and for whom UNHCR works, please report to the Anti-Fraud Focal Point
For suspected cases of fraud, corruption and misconduct committed by UNHCR staff and/or organisations linked to UNHCR, please report to UNHCR Headquarters’ Inspector General’s Office (IGO) Complaint Form. 
 
Making a Complaint to the Anti-Fraud Focal Point, UNHCR Malaysia
 -UNHCR Malaysia does not tolerate any form of fraud and corruption
 -Everyone has a duty to report instances of fraud and corruption
 -UNHCR Malaysia’s Anti-Fraud Focal Point encourages anyone making an allegation to provide as much information and evidence as possible.
 
The Anti-Fraud Focal Point specifically asks that you provide the following important information:
 -What alleged wrongdoing are you reporting?
 -Describe in detail what happened
 – Who committed the alleged wrongdoing? Was anyone else involved? Provide full name(s) and UNHCR file number(s) if possible
 – When and where did it happen? Indicate dates and times, if available
 – How did the individual commit the alleged wrongdoing?
 – Why do you believe the act(s) was improper?
 – You have the right to remain anonymous or to omit providing contact details however please note that the Anti-Fraud Focal Point will note be able to follow-up on your report if we are unable to contact you and seek further details or clarification from you.
 – All reports received are treated as confidential. This means your name or any other personal details relating to your identity will not be disclosed to a third party unless your permission has been obtained.
 – Examples of fraud and corruption may include and are not limited to:
 1. Fraud (For example, falsifying a document or the use of full or part of another person’s identity in order to register at UNHCR)
 2. Exploitation schemes are another example of fraud where persons or groups falsely claim to have special ties to UNHCR
 3. Corruption (For example, a refugee or asylum seeker taking money or accepting services from other refugees and/or asylum seekers in exchange for Registration / Resettlement / Positive decisions)
 4. Sexual exploitation and abuse of people with and for whom UNHCR works
 
Important Notice: The Anti-Fraud Focal Point does not deal with matters relating to requests for Registration, Refugee Status Determination, Livelihoods, Resettlement and Protection (For example, arrest and detention reports). This means the Anti-Fraud Focal Point cannot review individual refugee claims, cannot provide individuals with assistance in kind or in cash, and cannot provide applicants with a durable solution. For these matters, please use the relevant contact forms.
 
Ways to contact the Anti-Fraud Focal Point:
 1. By using this online complaint form
 2. Email: [email protected]