Anti-Corruption Regulation 2021
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The United Arab Emirates (UAE) ratified the United Nations Convention against Corruption (the UNCAC) pursuant to Federal Decree No. 8/2006. The Arab Convention to Fight Corruption (the Arab Convention) was signed on 21 December 2010 by 21 Arab countries, including the UAE.
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Domestic bribery laws
Bribery is punishable in the UAE according to articles 234 and 236 to 239 of Federal Law No. 3/1987 (the Federal Penal Code), which applies to the UAE as a whole. The Emirate of Dubai also has its own penal code, the Penal Code 1970 (Dubai Penal Code).
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