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UN Convention Against Corruption
UN Convention Against Corruption. The UN General Assembly adopted the United Nations Convention Against Corruption in October 31, 2003. The Convention focuses on three areas: (i) prevention, (ii) Criminalization and International Cooperation, and (iii) Asset-Recovery. First, preventive measures include the creation of independent bodies, financial transparency, adoption of codes of conduct by public servants, and the integration of civil society and NGOs in the fights against corruption. Second, criminalization pushes for the creation of anti-corruption laws by individual states and cooperation between nations in the investigation and prosecution of corruption offenses. Third, asset-recovery covers the return of stolen public property to the country of origin. Lebanon ratified the convention on 2009 and now it is part of its legal framework. Workshops followed to move forward in the implementation of the convention. You can find here a summary of the self-assessment of the implementation of the Convention done in May 2013. Supporting the Implementation of the Convention in Lebanon
UN Convention Against Corruption
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OMSAR Youth Charter Against Corruption
This Charter was developed with the help of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) in 2003. The Charter targets the youth population from age 14 to 25 and helps them to refuse any form of corruption and to fight it. Corruption can be found in national and politcal action, in public offices, in social relations and in professional practice. It is the duty of the youth to be aware of the consequences of corruption in society. OMSAR Youth Charter Against Corruption
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OMSAR’s code of conduct for civil servants
Since december 2001, the code of conduct for civil servants provides the principles for ethical practices of public service. Confidence of the citizens in the state is believed to be renewed by behaviors such as righteousness and professional integrity. The code promotes justice, transparency and human rights. OMSAR's code of conduct for civil servants
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OMSAR’s citizens’ charter
Approved in november 2001, the goal of the Citizen’s Charter is to fight corruption and restore the trust of citizens in the administration. Transparency is therefore needed along with the protection against abuse of power. The Charter is devided into five sections : Transactions : simplicity and speed, Public fonction’s code of ethics, Citizenship code of ethics, Transparency and combating corruption, Accountability and participation. OMSAR's citizen's charter
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Anti-Corruption decree establishing a National Anti-Corruption Commission
The Decree published in 2013 decides the creation of a commission to draft proposals for national strategies against corruption. The decree is divided into five articles, and provides for a delay to the work of the commission and specifies the role of the ministry of administrative development in this commission. The decree establishing a national anti-corruption commission (Arabic).
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Whistle blower protection draft law
The draft law provides definitions of the various forms of corruption and promotes their divulgation. It sets up the mechanisms for divulgation and provides for the protection of citizens, public officers and civil servants who will divulge using such mechanisms. Draft law on protection of whistle blower (Arabic).
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Law deciding the creation of an ombudsman for the Republic
According to Law n.664 voted in 2005, a public mediator is appointed for a non renewable period of four years. The public mediator or ombudsman receives and reviews complaints from any individual or legal person having an issue with the Administration in order to try to find a solution. Law deciding the creation of an ombudsman for the Republic (Arabic).
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Law on income and asset declaration by civil servants and judges
Law n.154 voted in 1999 is a 16 articles text that helps fighting corruption and illegal enrichment of civil servants or judges. Every judge, administrative officer or civil servant must hand a statement of their movable and immovable properties in a sealed envelop to be submitted shortly after they are appointed. In addition, any concerned person may file a complaint against a civil servant or a judge on the ground of illegal enrichment. Such complaints are processed by Criminal Inquiry judges and public prosecutors on a secret basis and they refer it to the Court of Appeal acting as a first degree court. Law on income and asset declaration (Arabic).
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Towards a National Anti-Corruption Strategy
The United Nations Development Programme and the Lebanese Transparency Association published “Towards a National Anti-Corruption Strategy” in 2010. It summarizes the complexities of corruption in Lebanon and sums up possible remedies and policy proposals against corruption. Towards a National Anti-Corruption Strategy
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