Privacy in Corruption Crimes: The Policy of Criminalization Punishment

Abstract

Corruption crimes are the focus of comparative legal systems which has led to countries interest in combating these crimes cooperating with each other and seeking conclude agreements whether at the global level such as the United Nations Convention against Corruption and the Arab Conventions on Combating Corruption which has led to the issuance of many national legal texts that criminalize acts that have the nature of nature of financial judicial and administrative corruption in order to combat these crimes that the economic and social development of the country and avoid their negative effects on the interest of individuals and the public interest of society.

In this regard most countries legislation has focused on corruption crimes and the development of the state’s economic and social capabilities including the Libyan legislator which issued law No 11 of 2014 regarding the establishment of the National Anti-Corruption Authority which was given many powers in order to perform its tasks in combating corruption and investigating and probing corruption crimes their perpetrators and reducing them.