United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC)

United Nations · UNODC (adopted 31 Oct 2003)

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Chapter V (Arts 51–59) is the asset-recovery framework. Art 54(1)(b) — non-conviction-based forfeiture. Art 55 — MLA. Art 57(3)(c) — return to 'prior legitimate owners' (critical for movement-funds Pool A). Sri Lanka acceded 31 Mar 2004. Comparators: Abacha ($1.2B), Marcos ($684M), Lazarenko ($250M).

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