US EditionPressure Growing on OECD Antibribery Working Group to Review Italy’s Noncompliance
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Pressure Growing on OECD Antibribery Working Group to Review Italy’s Noncompliance
As a party to the OECD Antibribery Convention, Italy is bound by international law to investigate any Italian citizen or company alleged to have bribed an official of another government. In pursuing a case, the treaty requires that Italy “not be influenced by considerations of national economic interest. . . or the identity of the natural or legal persons involved.” Successive Italian governments have ignored the no favoritism requirement. Econ…
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