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International Lawyers Project

Impact Research on Magnitsky Style Sanctions

Targeted sanctions, including asset freezes and travel bans, are increasingly imposed worldwide in response to alleged corruption. The US...

International Lawyers Project

North Macedonia: Corruption Sanctions Submission

North Macedonia’s right-wing party, the Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization-Democratic Party for Macedonian Unity...

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Serbia: Foreign Bribery

Leaked documents reported in the media alleged improper payments from Chinese state companies to Serbian officials via Singapore. Two...

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Research on Reparations for Victims of Corruption – UNCAC Coalition

Those who are harmed most by corruption, often the poorest in affected countries, rarely receive any compensation or direct benefit from...

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Repatriation of Stolen Congolese Assets from San Marino

ILP has worked in Mozambique and the Republic of Congo to return millions in stolen assets to the true victims of corruption - citizens...

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Legal Research and Knowledge - OECD Anti-Bribery Convention

ILP pro bono lawyers assisted Transparency International (TI) with its Exporting Corruption Report 2022. This is an independent publicati...

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Development of the UK Global Anti-Corruption Sanctions Regime

ILP played an important role in the development of the United Kingdom’s April 2021 Global Anti-Corruption Sanctions regime...

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Preventing Looting of Ghana’s Gold Reserves

Alarmed by the ruling party’s efforts to bypass parliamentary approval to sell 49% of the country’s entire gold reserves to an offshore,...

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Training Workshop on UK Global Anti-Corruption Sanctions

Across Asia, 20 – 40 % of citizens report paying a bribe to receive public services to which they are entitled. Organisations combating c...