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This may include the return of such funds to donors, or their transfer to other projects, in which case they will be shown as voluntary contributions.
As noted above,considerable attention has been given to the problem of the transfer of funds of illicit origin and the return of such funds.
This may include the return of such funds to donors, or their transfer to other projects, in which case they will be shown as voluntary contributions.
The experts were asked to consider problems associated with the illegal transfer of funds, the tracing and identification of such funds and the efforts andprocedures required for the return of such funds to the countries of origin.
The disposal of the interest income is governed by agreements with donors.This may include the return of such funds to donors, or their transfer to other projects in which case they will be shown as voluntary contributions.
Also encourages all Member States that have not yet done so to enact laws to prevent and combat corrupt practices andthe transfer of illicit funds and assets and for the return of such funds and assets to the countries of origin;
Considering that the prevention of corrupt practices and transfer of funds andassets of illicit origin and the return of such funds and assets to the countries of origin have not been adequately regulated by national legislations and international legal instruments.
Emphasizing the responsibilities of all Governments to enact laws aimed at preventing and combating corrupt practices and transfer of funds andassets of illicit origin and return of such funds and assets to the countries of origin.
Encourages all Governments to combat corruption, bribery, money-laundering andthe transfer of illicitly acquired funds and assets and to work for the return of such funds and assets to the countries of origin, after request and due process, and welcomes the actions at the national and international levels taken by some Governments in this regard;
Encourages subregional and regional cooperation, where appropriate, in the efforts to prevent and combat corrupt practices and the transfer of funds andassets of illicit origin and for the return of such funds and assets to the countries of origin;
Considering that national legislation on the subject in many parts of the world was inadequate andthe question of the transfer of funds of illicit origin and the return of such funds had not been specifically regulated by any of the existing treaties, the report concluded that the forthcoming convention against corruption could make a significant contribution to the fight against corruption.
Recognizing the negative impact on Liberia of the transfer abroad of misappropriated funds and assets and the need for the international communityto ensure as soon as possible, in accordance with paragraph 6 below, the return of such funds and assets to Liberia.
In accordance with General Assembly resolution 55/188, the issue of preventing andcombating the transfer of funds of illicit origin and the return of such funds was covered by the draft text of the convention against corruption currently under negotiation in Vienna.
Many delegations deemed it essential that the new convention effectively address the question of the transfer of funds or assets of illicit origin derived from acts of corruption andthe need to develop adequate measures to ensure the return of such funds or assets.
Encourages all Governments to combat corruption, bribery, money-laundering andthe transfer of illicitly acquired funds and assets and to work for the return of such funds and assets to the countries of origin, and welcomes actions taken in that regard at the national and international levels;
The purpose of the workshop was to provide interested participants with technical information andspecialized knowledge on the complex issues involved in the question of the transfer of funds of illicit origin derived from acts of corruption and the return of such funds.
As a small island developing State with a highly dependent service industry,it was often faced with non-compliance issues with respect to the illicit transfer of funds and the return of such funds to the country of origin, and subjected to unfair pressure by developed countries and international organizations.
Recalling its resolution 55/188 of 20 December 2000, in which it invited the Intergovernmental Open-Ended Expert Group to Prepare Draft Terms of Reference for the Negotiation of an International Legal Instrument against Corruption, convened pursuant to resolution 55/61,to examine the question of illegally transferred funds and the return of such funds to the country of origin.
Encourages all Governments to combat corruption, bribery, money-laundering, the transfer of theillicitly acquired funds and assets and to work for the return of such funds and assets to the countries of origin, and welcomes actions at national and international levels taken by some Governments in this regard;
Negotiations on a draft convention against corruption should also be pursued as a matter of urgency, with particular focus on improving asset-tracing mechanisms,preventing the transfer of illicit funds and ensuring the return of such funds to their countries of origin.
Deeply concerned with the seriousness of problems posed by continuing corrupt practices and transfer of funds andassets of illicit origin and return of such funds and assets to the countries of origin, which may endanger the stability and security of societies, undermine the values of democracy and civil ethics and jeopardize social, economic and political development, in particular when an inadequate national and international response leads to impunity.
Emphasizing the responsibility of Governments to adopt policies at the national and international levels aimed at preventing and combating corrupt practices, transfer of funds andassets of illicit origin and facilitating the return of such funds and assets to the countries of origin.
As emphasized in the last report of the Secretary-General(A/57/158 and Add.1 and 2), the analysis of the measures taken by Member States as well as by the United Nations system and relevant organizations confirmed the high priority attached by the international community to the fight against corruption,including the problem of the transfer of funds of illicit origin and the return of such funds.
He expressed his appreciation of the high quality of the technical workshop and indicated that the issue of measures designed to prevent and combat the transfer of funds andassets of illicit origin and the facilitation of the return of such funds and assets was of primary importance to many delegations.
His country had taken legal and institutional measures to identify, prevent and punish corrupt practices, and called on the international community to support the measures being taken at the national level to prevent corruption, bribery, money-laundering andthe transfer of funds of illicit origin and to ensure the return of such funds to the countries of origin.
Emphasizes that corruption at national and international levels is a serious barrier to development and poverty eradication efforts, encourages all Governments to combat corruption, bribery, money-laundering and the transfer of illicitly acquired funds andassets and to work for the return of such funds and assets to the countries of origin, and welcomes actions taken in that regard at the national and international levels;
In its resolution 55/188 of 20 December 2000, the General Assembly reiterated its request to the Secretary-General, as contained in resolution 55/61, to convene an intergovernmental open-ended expert group to examine and prepare draft terms of reference for the negotiation of the future legal instrument against corruption, andinvited the expert group to examine the question of illegally transferred funds and the return of such funds to the countries of origin.
The Stolen Asset Recovery(StAR) initiative of 2007 promotes implementation of the Convention against Corruption to prevent the diversion of public funds, which harms global development and destroys confidence in governance, andhelps countries with the return of such funds by fostering institutional changes and providing capacity-building assistance.
Requests the international community to support national efforts to strengthen human and institutional capacity and regulatory frameworks for preventing corruption, bribery, money laundering and the transfer of funds andassets of illicit origin, and to assist in the return of such funds and assets to the countries of origin;
The Economic Social Council, having been equally concerned by the serious problems posed by corruption, which may endanger the stability of societies, undermine the values of democracy and morality and jeopardize social, economic and political development, adopted resolution 2001/13 entitled"Strengthening international cooperation in preventing and combating the transfer of funds of illicit origin, derived from acts of corruption,including the laundering of funds, and in returning of such funds.