Examples of using Bribery in the private sector in English and their translations into Arabic
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might be expanded to include bribery in the private sector.
Proceed with amendments currently under consideration which address several criminalization issues such as conspiracy to launder money, bribery in the private sector, and trading in influence.
relating to bribery in the private sector.
Bribery in the private sector is criminalized in its active form under article 368,
Consider adopting legislation to broaden the scope of the law making bribery in the private sector a criminal offence, extending to any person who directs
Continue efforts to finalize the updating of domestic legislation with a view to criminalizing bribery in the private sector, in line with article 21 of UNCAC, to cover those private and public liability companies that do not access public funds.
Bribery in the private sector is prohibited by Section 149 of the Crimes Decree 2009, Section 9 of the Bribery Promulgation 2007 and, for conduct that occurred before February 2010, Section 376 of the Penal Code.
As regards bribery in the private sector, the Peruvian Criminal Code contains a provision entitled" Fraud in the administration of legal persons" under article 198, but it does not cover all the elements addressed in the Convention.
Article 236/1, paragraph 1 PC criminalizes bribery in the private sector. However, it covers only the passive form
Bribery in the private sector is established in sections 312 and 311 of the Penal Code, read together with the official note in section 308 of the Penal Code, which covers the private sector, inter alia, through commercial and non-commercial organizations.
Concerning pending legislation, amendments were planned to the Anti-Corruption Law(AC Law) to include, inter alia, bribery in the private sector and draft bills were prepared on anti-money-laundering and parole of persons.
Consistent with the trend identified in previous thematic reports, more than half of the States parties had not adopted measures to fully criminalize bribery in the private sector(a non-mandatory provision).
However, other cases of bribery in the private sector could possibly fall under other provisions of the Penal Code, such as corporate crimes, some offences relating to the market and consumers(such as the discovery or disclosure of commercial secrets) or alteration of free market prices resulting from violence,
Make the bribery of foreign public officials and officials of public international organizations a criminal offence; consider criminalizing the passive bribery of foreign public officials and officials of international organizations; and consider criminalizing bribery in the private sector and the abuse of functions in accordance with that which is established in the Convention.
Greater legislative assistance(i.e. good practices, model legislation) with respect to existing Bills and specifically, inter alia: bribery of foreign public officials; embezzlement, misappropriation or other diversion of property by a public official and also in the private sector; trading in influence; abuse of functions; bribery in the private sector; money-laundering; and liability of legal persons;
Amend the domestic legislation to overcome problems that may be posed by existing requirements which restrict the scope of application of article 296a PC on the criminalization of bribery in the private sector(act-- or failure to act-- of the bribe-taker, which may inflict material