LAWS AND GUIDELINES FOR PREVENTING ONLINE CORRUPTION CASE STUDY: DECEPTION OF THERAVADA MONKS WHO HAVE THE DHAMMA AND VINAYA AS PROTECTION

Abstract

This academic article aims to study Laws and guidelines for preventing online corruption. A case study of the deception of Theravada monks who have the Dhamma and Vinaya as protection. Using a study method from textbooks, books, documents, and websites, the results of the study found that the 2017 Constitution still protects Buddhism by involving the state in protecting and patronizing it and having people respect it in the same direction. There is the Sangha Act, which is like ecclesiastical law to take care of the monks in order and some laws that are connected to the Sangha Act. When a monk conducts a financial transaction or commits a wrongdoing in the Dharma and Discipline, he or she must carefully consider what the intention is. If it is for personal benefit by using public money in an incorrect way May be targeted as Lokawatcha As for the law, monks who are victims in a case must be assigned or have someone act on their behalf because they do not have the right to transact in the financial aspect or in any other case. As for the people who are officials Providing knowledge about the law It is important to have an honest heart and not act immorally, especially theft or identity theft. Causing others to suffer and not using words that induce corruption and the important thing is not having a corrupt mind that causes others to suffer.