It is therefore important to identify those sectors vulnerable to corruption and increase the likelihood of being caught and exposed.

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It also served to increase the risks of involvement in corruption by increasing the probability of detection and the cost of participating in corrupt activities.

India is also handicapped by small scale corruption, with bribery a common feature of all forms of business and personal transactions. The government should crack down on instances of high level graft and use the new system of cash transfers to limit the scope of petty corruption.

In its resolution 58 4, the General Assembly, in order to raise awareness of corruption and of the role of the United Nations Convention against Corruption in combating and preventing it, decided that 9 December should be designated International Anti Corruption Day.

The United Nations Convention against Corruption would be a fundamental part of efforts to tackle the corrupt practices that exacerbated organized crime and hindered development.

Acts ratifying the United Nations Convention against Corruption and the Criminal Law Convention on Corruption would soon be submitted to the Verkhovna Rada.

7. Decides that, in order to raise awareness of corruption and of the role of the Convention in combating and preventing it, 9 December should be designated International Anti Corruption Day

Corruption.

It calls for determined efforts to fight corruption.

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The universal condemnation of corruption was an encouraging sign, as was the designation of 9 December as International Anti Corruption Day, which would help increase awareness of the problem and of the different ways in which it could be combated.

C. Corruption

4. Corruption

Recognizing that effective and efficient international cooperation to prevent and combat corruption, consistent with the United Nations Convention against Corruption, also serves to promote and protect human rights,

The legal profession, on the other hand, was one of the highest paid that was intentional in order to reduce the incidence of corruption.

There is no longer any doubt about the universality of corruption, or that institutionalized corruption remains one of the major obstacles to honest and transparent government, the consolidation of democracy, the promotion of sustainable development, etc. The focus of the international community is now on the need to turn the tide of corruption, making corruption very costly and risky by punishing those who engage in and perpetuate corruption, no matter how highly placed.

The Government of Malaysia attached high priority to the fight against corruption and had adopted a two pronged strategy which provided for punitive action, including harsh penalties for persons convicted of crimes of corruption, and preventive measures designed to encourage the moral and ethical values of society to counter corrupt practices.

A series of anti corruption measures had been undertaken in recent years, including the establishment of the National Council to Combat Corruption and the National Programme to Combat Corruption.

China s Losing Battle Against Corruption

(h) Combating corruption

They talk about corruption.

Anti corruption law

(a) To enhance their cooperation at various levels with developing countries, with a view to strengthening the capacity of the latter to prevent and combat corruption

Sixth, active participation is the only way to limit the dangerous phenomenon of corruption, which greatly undermines development programmes.

The preamble to the United Nations Convention against Corruption indicates that corruption inflicts grievous harm on States in several ways, while the multidimensional impact of corruption was reaffirmed by the High level Political Conference for the Purpose of Signing the United Nations Convention against Corruption, held in Merida, Mexico, from 9 to 11 December 2003.

The representative of the Secretariat also provided a brief overview of threats and trends in corruption, referring to political corruption, to corruption within the judicial sector and to the role of the private sector in the fight against corruption.

Measures against corruption

(a) Combating corruption

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A corrupt country.

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Or lack of corruption.

MAJOR SCANDAL IN THE WORKS?

At that time, I noticed that corruption, that grand corruption, that systematic corruption, was undermining everything we were trying to do.

In this regard, corruption, and in particular electoral corruption, constituted a major threat.

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Condemns corruption in all its forms as one of the primary obstacles to economic, social and democratic development and to the full enjoyment of human rights

On 9 December 2004, a number of activities commemorated the first International Anti Corruption Day in Latvia, including a press conference to inform about the achievements of CPCB in the fight against corruption, a presentation on the implementation of the National Corruption Prevention Programme for 2004 2008 and the launch of the UNODC public service announcement campaign at the Supreme Court.

Poverty is very often linked to corruption and the siphoning off of development funds.

It also provides a shield against the discovery of corrupt practices.

In that context, it was underscored that those mandated with the fight against corruption had to meet the highest standards of integrity to be able to lead by example in the campaign against corruption.

Who Beats Corruption?

C. Corruption in political parties