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[Title] => Philippines reaffirms anti-corruption stance to UN
[Summary] => The Philippines took part in a United Nations conference that will strengthen the effectiveness of anti-corruption bodies worldwide as it strongly reaffirmed its commitment to uphold the principles of the UN Convention against Corruption.
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[Title] => Davide to SC: Phl signatory to 2003 UN Convention vs Corruption
[Summary] => Former Chief Justice Hilario Davide Jr. reminded the Supreme Court (SC) that the Philippines is a signatory to the 2003 United Nations Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC) that ensures the existence of the appropriate body to carry out its functions effectively to prevent corruption.
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[Title] => UN convention on corruption to make recovery of ‘dirty’ money easier — Ombudsman
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It may now be easier for the government to recover "dirty" cash and other assets stashed abroad by corrupt officials with the Senate’s ratification of the United Nations Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC), Ombudsman Merceditas Gutierrez said over the weekend.
The Senate recently voted 17-0 for the ratification of the UNCAC which introduces a comprehensive set of standards, measures and rules that governments can use to fight corruption.
Although 140 countries signed the Convention, only 79 countries ratified it.
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[Title] => Angara calls for ratification of UN convention vs corruption
[Summary] => Sen. Edgardo Angara asked the Senate yesterday to ratify the United Nations Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC).
During a recent forum at the Senate, Angara said the UNCAC allows a state to trace and follow the path of stolen money.
"(The UNCAC) is a notable piece of Convention because for the first time there is international consensus," he said.
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The Senate recently voted 17-0 for the ratification of the UNCAC which introduces a comprehensive set of standards, measures and rules that governments can use to fight corruption.
Although 140 countries signed the Convention, only 79 countries ratified it.
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"(The UNCAC) is a notable piece of Convention because for the first time there is international consensus," he said.
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