التجربة الجزائرية في مكافحة الفساد بين مقتضيات التشريعات الوطنية و حتمية التكييف مع الاتفاقيات الدولية

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Study Summary: Corruption is no longer just a phenomenon, it has become a daily behavior of individuals, worse because individuals have criminal behavior or members of the authority are making fun of state agencies to serve their criminal purposes.

Therefore, the fight against corruption is taking on international dimensions, which has to be framed by special legal provisions, in line with the provisions of the United Nations Convention against Corruption, which requires adapting national domestic legislation to what is stipulated in the Convention, with the creation of bodies that prevent and deter the phenomenon, which must be effective and produce assessable results.

This is indeed what Algeria has done, since it has ratified the UN Convention against Corruption conservatively through Presidential Decree No.

04-128 of 2004 in line with international obligations, and translated into the text of Law 06-01 on the prevention and control of corruption, creating a range of crimes and bodies.

Our aim is to find out whether the Algerian legislator's experience in the fight against corruption was based on the requirements of national domestic legislation or whether it is imperative to abide by the UN Convention on Anti-Corruption