تعويض ضحايا الفساد من منظور القانون المدني المقارن : دراسة تحليلية

Abstract EN

Corruption is widespread in many countries, despite the existence of criminal anti-corruption legislation.

However, relying on the criminal law only led to a gap in the legal systems, as corruption has not been deterred in a large number of institutions in the public and private sectors, whether in Egypt or other countries.

In response to the status quo, there must be an effective way to combat corruption, and this path resonates with the mechanisms provided by the civil law to ensure that people affected by acts of corruption receive adequate compensation.

The means provided by civil law is a reliable and effective tool for a country that wants to recover stolen funds and assets.

Civil suits are often particularly useful for addressing the financial implications of long-term corruption acts.

In light of this, the research aimed to present the definition of corruption in the civil law and explain its various types, and to stand on the basis of civil responsibility for the damages of corruption, with a statement of its provisions concluding by presenting the most important results that have been reached.