Conscientização sobre Suborno e Corrupção Convenções e Leis Internacionais Sobre Suborno (International Bribery Laws a

The video discusses international efforts to combat bribery and corruption, highlighting various conventions and laws established by organizations like the UN, OECD, EU, and OAS. It explains the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and its implications for U.S. and international companies, emphasizing the prohibition of bribery of foreign officials and the requirement for accurate accounting. The video also covers the OECD and EU's anti-bribery measures, which mandate member countries to adopt laws prohibiting bribery of government officials, regardless of where business activities occur.

Which international organizations are involved in creating anti-bribery conventions?

• ASEAN and African Union

• World Health Organization and NATO

• United Nations and OECD

• World Bank and IMF

What does the FCPA prohibit U.S. companies from doing?

• Engaging in insider trading

• Hiring foreign nationals

• Bribing foreign government officials

• Exporting goods without a license

To whom does the FCPA's bribery ban apply?

• Only U.S. companies operating domestically

• Only non-U.S. companies

• Both U.S. companies and their foreign subsidiaries

• Only U.S. government officials

How many countries have accepted the OECD Convention?

• 38

• 28

• 58

• 48

Under the EU Convention, who is prohibited from being bribed?

• Non-EU officials

• Only EU officials

• EU officials and officials of its member states

• Only officials of member states