SADC Protocol Against Corruption 2001

The SADC Protocol Against Corruption establishes a regional framework for preventing, detecting, punishing and eradicating corruption in the public and private sectors. It addresses acts of corruption, preventive measures, jurisdiction, confiscation and seizure of proceeds, judicial cooperation, legal assistance, institutional arrangements and cooperation between SADC Member States.SADC Protocol Against Corruption 2001

Country

South Africa

Type

Treaty

Published

14 August 2001

File size

603 KB

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