The Application of a Human Rights Approach toward Crimes of Corruption: Analyzing Anti-Corruption Regulations and Judicial Decisions

Ali, Mahrus; Muliyono, Andi; Nurhidayat, Syarif

doi:10.3390/laws12040068

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“…The experience and analysis of Bakhodir Ismailov (Ismailov, 2020;Reznik et al, 2023) in the scientific study of this problem are considered. On the other hand, when considering a corruption offense, a violation of human rights is also traced (Ali et al, 2023). Mahrus Ali, Andi Muliyono(2023) pointed out that Indonesia's anticorruption regulations have enhanced the ability to deal with human rights-related corruption cases.…”

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Modeling the Subject of a Corruption Offense in the Quasi-Public and Private Sectors

Sagandykova,

Imanbekov,

Akhmetkaliyev

2023

J. of Law and Sust. Develop.

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Objective: The objective of this research is to review in detail the criminal aspects of corruption crimes, analyzing recommendations and proposals to improve the fight against criminal law against corruption crimes. Theoretical framework: Theoretical materials were based on international scientific publications, reports, scientific papers. And also for a more complete and objective presentation of the problem under study, practical materials of criminal cases were used. Method: It is a dialectical method of learning the general patterns of manifestation of corruption in its various manifestations. The method of analysis showed that despite the identity of the sanctions of the articles on liability for corruption crimes and crimes against the interests of the service. Results and conclusion: The concept of the subject of crimes of Criminal offenses against the interests of service in commercial and other organizations is disclosed by article 3 of the Criminal Code, from the interpretation of which it follows that a person in a commercial organization who does not perform managerial functions cannot be the subject of a crime in the private sector. Originality/value: The value of scientific analysis carried out to determine the subject of a crime of corruption has as its value to analyze the expression of this factor in quasi-public and private sectors, to determine signs and expressive facts, to identify problematic aspects and to identify the aspects that should be improved and graduated, to make modifications in the strategically established tasks and in the legislative base.

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Modeling the Subject of a Corruption Offense in the Quasi-Public and Private Sectors

Sagandykova,

Imanbekov,

Akhmetkaliyev

2023

J. of Law and Sust. Develop.

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The integrity management toolbox in action: a study of 22 urban water service cases

Avello,

Allakulov,

Barreto-Dillon

et al. 2023

Journal of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene for Development

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Water integrity refers to the ethical, professional, and transparent use of power and resources to ensure the sustainable and equitable provision of water services. The Integrity Management (IM) Toolbox is a tool that has been adopted to initiate IM reforms within water utilities. This paper reviews the application of the IM Toolbox application in 22 urban utilities across 7 countries from 2013 to 2018, focusing on integrity risks, selected tools, and the success and challenges faced by these utilities. Common integrity risks were identified in Operations and Consumer Relations, and corresponding tools were employed in Human Resources and Consumer Relations. Within 1 year, over two-thirds of the utilities implemented 70% or more of their action plans, indicating positive progress. However, obstacles such as staff rotation and reliance on internal champions provide obstacles to continued implementation. Despite challenges, certain utilities demonstrated notable medium-term improvements. To further advance water integrity, integrating the IM Toolbox with other utility-level efficiency processes is recommended. Additionally, supporting sectoral regulatory measures can contribute to overall integrity enhancement. By effectively addressing integrity risks and adopting comprehensive approaches, water utilities can enhance their ability to provide safe and sustainable water services, while promoting transparency and equity.

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State Financial Corruption and its Impact on Development

Karianga

2024

RGSA

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Purpose: This research aims to analyze the impact of corruption on individual and community development, economics and politics as well as public sector services. Methode: The type of research used is normative legal research using an analytical approach. Result and Conclusion: The impact of corruption on individual and community development, economics and politics as well as public sector services, namely the Impact of Corruption on Individual and Community Development can trigger people's distrust of the government. This triggers public apathy towards the programs being or will be planned by the government. Eliminating the nature of cooperation between the community and the government. The Impact of Corruption on Economic Development sluggish economic growth and investment, decreasing productivity, low quality of goods and services, decreasing state income from the tax sector, and rising national debt. The impact of corruption on political development hampers the government's function as the guardian of state policy because it hampers the government's role in regulating allocations, equalizing access and assets, and maintaining economic and political stability. The impact of corruption on public sector services causes bureaucracy to become inefficient and causes higher administrative costs.

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The Application of a Human Rights Approach toward Crimes of Corruption: Analyzing Anti-Corruption Regulations and Judicial Decisions

Cited by 3 publications

References 31 publications

Modeling the Subject of a Corruption Offense in the Quasi-Public and Private Sectors

Modeling the Subject of a Corruption Offense in the Quasi-Public and Private Sectors

The integrity management toolbox in action: a study of 22 urban water service cases

State Financial Corruption and its Impact on Development

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