ADOPSI KONVENSI UNCAC (UNITED NATIONS CONVENTION AGAINTS CORRUPTION) TERHADAP KEBIJAKAN CHINA DALAM MEMBERANTAS TINDAK PIDANA KORUPSI (2006-2014)
Abstract: The results showed
that during 2006-2014 the Chinese government has adopted and implemented the
three rules of the UNCAC convention; Law of the People's Republic of China on
Anti-Money Laundering, which came into effect on January 1, 2007 This is
China's first law aimed at preventing and monitoring of money laundering. On
May 31, 2007, the Chinese government agreed to establish the National Bureau of
Corruption Prevention to further strengthen efforts to prevent corruption and to
launch international cooperation and assistance in preventing corruption and
the criminal law on the criminalization of bribery of foreign public officials
and international organizations on 1 May of 2011, was done as a response to
public concerns that corruption which is now no longer growing domestic
problems but also are transnational and organized that can threaten economic
growth, because it often involves a foreign corporation in which China's
current foreign organization entered more into the market, and officials also
fear that the presence of these foreign entities will increase the likelihood
of money laundering and terrorism financing in China is of course a threat to
economic development that resulted in the number of assets that were taken out
of the country by the corrupt. That could make Chinese investors leave, but it
also has implications for the stability of the security of the State, because
of the rampant corruption that continues to this can lead to a public outcry
due to the emergence of the Chinese public distrust of the government in power
that can lead to chaos and even a coup
Penulis: M. Aidil T.W
Kode Jurnal: jphubintdd140132
