United Nations Convention against Corruption and Related Legal Documents (Chinese-English Parallel Text)

Author: Legal and Treaty Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of China
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: The UN Convention against Corruption was adopted in October 2003 as a global legal instrument against corruption, establishing for the first time at the international level the five legal mechanisms for combating corruption: preventive mechanisms, criminal conviction and enforcement mechanisms, international judicial cooperation and law enforcement cooperation mechanisms, asset recovery and return mechanisms, and compliance monitoring mechanisms. It holds significant and far-reaching importance for the international fight against corruption and China's foreign cooperation in combating corruption. As of now, 95 countries within the PRC have signed the Convention. This book includes the text of the Convention, relevant explanatory documents, and some relevant resolutions of the UN General Assembly that served as the main basis for drafting the Convention, as well as certain regional legal instruments on combating corruption. The UN Convention against Corruption was adopted in October 2003 as a global legal instrument against corruption, establishing for the first time at the international level the five legal mechanisms for combating corruption: preventive mechanisms, criminal conviction and enforcement mechanisms, international judicial cooperation and law enforcement cooperation mechanisms, asset recovery and return mechanisms, and compliance monitoring mechanisms. It holds significant and far-reaching importance for the international fight against corruption and China's foreign cooperation in combating corruption. As of now, 95 countries within the PRC have signed the Convention. This book includes the text of the Convention, relevant explanatory documents, and some relevant resolutions of the UN General Assembly that served as the main basis for drafting the Convention, as well as certain regional legal instruments on combating corruption.