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Criminal Law Convention On Corruption

Original Language Title: Strafrechtsübereinkommen über Korruption

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Criminal law convention on corruption

[Conventions in German-language translation, see annexes]

[Conventions in English, see annexes]

[Conventions in French, see annexes]

The instrument of ratification, signed by the Federal President and countersigned by the Federal Chancellor, was deposited with the Secretary-General of the Council of Europe on 25 September 2013; the Convention, pursuant to Article 32 (4) of the Convention, applies to Austria 1. Jänner 2014 in force.

On the occasion of the deposit of the instrument of ratification, the central authority has been notified in accordance with Article 29 (1) of the Convention:

" Federal Ministry of Justice

Museumstraße 7

1070 Vienna

Austria ".

According to the Communications of the Secretary-General of the Council of Europe, the following other States have ratified, adopted or acceded to the Convention:

Albania 1 , Andorra 1 , Armenia 1 , Azerbaijan 1 , Belarus 1 , Belgium 1 , Bosnia and Herzegovina 1 , Bulgaria 1 , Denmark 1 (excluding the Faroe Islands and Greenland), the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Estonia 1 , Finland 1 , France 1 , Georgia 1 , Greece 1 Ireland 1 , Iceland 1 , Italy 1 , Croatia 1 , Latvia 1 , Lithuania 1 Luxembourg 1 , Malta 1 , Moldova 1 , Monaco 1 , Montenegro 1 , Netherlands 1 (for the Kingdom of Europe) 1 and the Caribbean part of the Netherlands 1 (the islands of Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba)), Norway 1 , Poland 1 Portugal 1 , Romania 1 Russian Federation 1 , Sweden 1 , Switzerland 1 , Serbia 1 , Slovakia 1 , Slovenia 1 , Spain 1 , Czech Republic 1 Turkey, Ukraine 1 , Hungary 1 , United Kingdom 1 (including Jersey 1 ), Cyprus 1 .

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