Overcoming international co-operation challenges in corruption cases: Perspectives from the April 2016 Beijing Workshop | Summary available in Chinese The importance of effective international co-operation International co-operation in the law enforcement and regulatory contexts can include formal mutual legal assistance (MLA), extradition, and informal exchanges of information for intelligence gathering purposes where lawfully allowed. Effective international co-operation between countries is crucial for the successful investigation, prosecution and sanction of international corruption offences.
The OECD is a hub for bringing together anti-corruption practitioners from around the world to share experiences, learn from each other and build stronger networks. The Working Group on Bribery has long supported biannual meetings for its law enforcement officials, to which non-members are regularly invited. This initiative could help to explain why the majority of successfully finalised foreign bribery cases involve only members of the Working Group.
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Anti-Bribery Convention: Country Contact Points for International Co-operation - December 2020
DOCUMENTS AND LINKS Global Network of Law Enforcement Practitioners against Transnational Bribery: 2019 Meeting Global Network of Law Enforcement Practitioners against Transnational Bribery: 2017 Meeting International Co-operation in Corruption Cases in Eastern Europe and Central Asia (OECD, 2016) l in Russian Overcoming international co-operation challenges in corruption cases: Perspectives from the Beijing Workshop, 2016 l Summary in Chinese
OECD Anti-Bribery Ministerial Meeting, March 2016 Global Law Enforcement Practitioners against Corruption: 2015 Meeting Anti-Corruption Law Enforcement in Eastern Europe and Central Asia Data on Enforcement of the Anti-Bribery Convention Typology on Mutual Legal Assistance in Foreign Bribery Cases (OECD, 2012)
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