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Written by Luis Lagarde
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Transparency International has released a press statement on the CoSP in Bali:
Without rigorous country progress reports, UN Corruption Convention will be a "dead letter" is on Transparency International's website and can be viewed at
Note to editors:
The UN Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) provides a comprehensive global framework for combating corruption. Adopted in 2003, it represents an international consensus on the need for collective action. The convention establishes government obligations and standards for preventing and punishing corruption, international cooperation, technical assistance and asset recovery. UNCAC has been signed by 140 countries and ratified by more than 107 governments.
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