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Constitutional and legal regulation of anti-corruption mechanisms Under the Constitution of the Republic of Iraq in 2005 | ||
| journal of legal sciences | ||
| Article 1, Volume 30, Issue 2, 2015, Pages 267-363 | ||
| Author | ||
| Maha Bahjat Yonis | ||
| Abstract | ||
| Countries are moving at the present time to consecrate the principle of anti-corruption in their constitutions as one of the main foundations for the process of reform, development and good governance, and to become an integral part of the constitutional structure of the state, which has its bases being above lies in the legal system summit, also requires his presence in this architecture obligation of all public authorities part Bossh and achieve its objectives and mechanisms, especially since the constitutions are the expression of the will and needs of the people, the text on the fight against corruption in itself reflects the seriousness of the negative effects that could be affected by the states as a result of forms of corruption. However, the mere text on the principle of combating corruption in the constitutions in itself is not enough in the fight against corruption as it should be on the constitutional legislator to ensure its application through the adoption of a number of mechanisms: constitutional, legislative, judicial and institutional anti-corruption to ensure the provision of constitutional protection of the state of corruption and prevention of damages. Tended the Constitution of the Republic of Iraq in 2005 to dedicate the constitutional principles that enhance the fight against corruption and to adopt constitutional and legislative, institutional and judicial mechanisms, meaning behind it to adopt the government, parliament and institutions supervisory specific anti-corruption strategy in the context of these texts, but the adoption of public authorities and institutions control of this strategy and its commitment to the constitutional texts may like some of the bugs and a dramatically aspects of the shortcomings which led to the spread of this phenomenon rather than the reverse | ||
| Keywords | ||
| anti; corruption | ||
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