Biting the Hand that Feeds, Part 1: Sri Lanka
The British charity Oxfam came to Sri Lanka to help with post-tsunami reconstruction. They brought their own trucks. So, the government of Sri Lanka charged Oxfam a 300% import tax on the trucks.
And Oxfam paid it! After the trucks spent an entire month idle while the government processed the paperwork.
Remember, this is the same country that refused to accept help from Israeli doctors two days after the tsunami.
