Sensibilisierung für Bestechung und Korruption Internationale Bestechungsgesetze und -konventionen (International Bribe

International organizations like the UN, OECD, EU, and OAS have established conventions to combat corruption and bribery. These conventions require member countries to implement anti-corruption laws such as the FCPA, which prohibits bribery of non-U.S. officials and applies to U.S. corporations and their subsidiaries globally. The OECD Convention, adopted by 36 countries, and the EU's anti-bribery laws also enforce strict measures against bribery, ensuring that member states enact laws to prohibit bribery of officials, regardless of where business activities occur.

Which of the following organizations is NOT mentioned as having an anti-corruption convention?

• United Nations

• European Union

• World Health Organization

• OECD

What does the FCPA primarily prohibit?

• Bribery of U.S. government officials

• Bribery of non-U.S. government officials

• Bribery of private sector employees

• Bribery of international organizations

Which entities are subject to the FCPA?

• Only U.S. corporations

• Only non-U.S. corporations

• U.S. corporations, nationals, and residents

• Only U.S. government officials

How many countries have adopted the OECD Convention?

• 24

• 12

• 36

• 50

According to the EU agreement, who must enact laws prohibiting bribery?

• Non-EU countries

• Only the European Union

• EU member states

• Only the United Nations