Quick Guide · 5 Aug 2019
Quick Guide 9: International cooperation in asset recovery
by Shane Nainappan · Published by Basel Institute on Governance
Asset Recovery and Enforcement
What exactly does international cooperation mean in the context of asset recovery? This is a wider question than many people think.
It also opens up further questions, such as not only how to return more stolen assets more quickly to victim countries, but how those returned assets can best be used to support sustainable development and strengthen criminal justice systems.
Learn more in this quick guide by Shane Nainappan, Senior Asset Recovery Specialist.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License. It is part of the Basel Institute on Governance Quick Guide series, ISSN 2673-5229.
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- PDF - English: Quick guide to international cooperation in asset recovery
- PDF - Español: Guía rápida sobre la cooperación internacional en la recuperación de activos
- PDF - Português: Guia rápido sobre cooperação internacional na recuperação de activos
- PDF - Français: Le guide rapide sur la coopération internationale en matière de recouvrement d’avoirs
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