EU adopts decision to combat corruption
Brussels, March 28 (Hibya) - The European Parliament adopted new rules establishing a criminal law framework to prevent and combat corruption across the European Union (EU).
The European Parliament adopted a new decision aimed at strengthening the fight against corruption across the EU.
The regulation, adopted with 581 votes, introduces common definitions for corruption-related crimes and foresees the harmonization of sanctions.
Within the scope of the decision, cooperation between member states and institutions such as the European Anti-Fraud Office, the European Public Prosecutor’s Office, Europol, and Eurojust will be enhanced.
Additionally, member states will be required to prepare national anti-corruption strategies, conduct risk analyses, and establish independent oversight mechanisms.
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