Volume 29, Issue 3
DOI: 10.24205/03276716.2020.736
The Role of National Legislation in Activating International Mechanisms to Recover the Assets of Corruption Crimes in Accordance with The United Nations Convention Against Corruption (Algeria Case Study)
Abstract
This study aims to identify the importance of the role of various national legislations in activating and strengthening the mechanism for recovering assets of administrative corruption crimes, as it is one of the most important legal mechanisms to combat this phenomenon and track its effects. It is also considered one of the most important areas of international judicial cooperation, and the cornerstone of combating corruption in its various forms and forms. The extraction and recovery of the proceeds of crimes of administrative corruption from the hands of the perpetrators and returning them to their real owners is one of the most deterrent and effective means against the perpetrators of corruption crimes in various forms because of the deprivation of the fruits. Their criminal acts, it also contributes to fighting another crime that is no less dangerous than it is money laundering that has become largely linked to corruption crimes (Suleiman Abdel Moneim, p. 160).
The research revolves around the problematic effect, how effective are the legal mechanisms monitored by the Algerian legislator to recover the assets of corruption crimes? What are the obstacles and obstacles facing the Algerian legislator while applying mechanisms to recover the assets of administrative corruption crimes? The research also seeks to achieve a major goal, which is to reveal the provisions contained in the Prevention and Control of Corruption Law, especially related to the recovery of assets of administrative corruption crimes.
Keywords
administrative corruption, mechanisms to recover the assets of administrative corruption crimes, the Prevention and Control of Corruption Law, the United Nations Convention against Corruption