ANTI-CORRUPTION STRATEGY FOR THE LEGAL PROFESSION

 

Welcome
 The Anti-corruption Strategy for the Legal Profession is a project of the International Bar Association (IBA), the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) and the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) which focuses on the role lawyers play in international corruption and on how international instruments and extraterritorial legislation apply to the legal practice. Read more

About this website

 This website has been designed to inform you about the activities and latest developments of the Anti-Corruption Strategy for the Legal Profession.

It is divided into the following:

  • About: Overview of the history, organisations and project so far.
  • Training Sessions: In country trainings on anti-corruption in the legal profession for senior level private practitioners (2010, 2011, 2012).
  • Survey and Report: Risks and threats of corruption and the legal profession is the report documenting the results of a survey held in June 2010.
  • Events: Awareness raising and discussion activities of the strategy.
  • Media: Press releases, in-depth articles and news pieces about the strategy.

Featured Media

The following interviews relating to the project are available to watch:

Webcast interview with Nicola Bonucci
In August 2011, the IBA interviewed the OECD's Legal Director, Nicola Bonucci. Nicola is also chair of the IBA's Anti-Corruption Committee.

Webcast interview with Mark Pieth
In December 2010, a live webcast interview and Q&A on corruption and the legal profession took place with one of the world's leading experts in combatting corruption.

 

Interview with Mark Mendelsohn
During the IBA Annual Conference in Vancouver in October 2010, an interview was conducted with Mark Mendelsohn, Former Deputy Head of the Fraud Section of the US Department of Justice.


Interview with Dimitri Vlassis
During the IBA Annual Conference in Vancouver in October 2010,  an interview was conducted with Dimitri Vlassis, Chief of the Corruption and Economic Crime Section Division for Treaty Affairs in the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.

 

 

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