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External sources (not reviewed)

[...] [...] themselves with integrity, transparency [...]

The UNODC Computer-based Training (CBT) programme, given a “UN 21 Award”, has remained a cornerstone of UNODC technical assistance delivery, and 10 new areas of the CBT curriculum are being developed: the smuggling of migrants, advanced anti-human trafficking techniques, integrity and ethics, violence against women, identity crime, first responders to a crime scene, crimes against children, wildlife trafficking, training on HIV/AIDS for law enforcement staff and community policing.

In addition, ongoing cooperation with the OECD, the European Science Foundation, the European Commission and relevant bodies at national level has proceeded with an emphasis primarily on scientific misconduct and integrity.

The integrity and independence of the special procedures and the principles of cooperation, transparency and accountability are integral to ensuring a robust system of the special procedures that would enhance the capacity of the Council to address human rights situations on the ground.

The amount of $393,000 is proposed to engage subject-matter experts and specialist trainers to develop training products on substantive areas of peacekeeping operations and to conduct pilot training courses following the newly developed training curricula for DPKO ($262,000), DFS ($60,000) and the Integrated Training Service ($71,000), for example, leadership, management and administration (120 senior field personnel) and the generic topics of ethics, management, leadership, integrity awareness and supervision (200 field personnel).

However, the Office’s limited resources have prevented it from effectively raising awareness about ethics and integrity and the services provided by the Office or assess the specific risks and needs faced by staff in the field.

Siemens’ partnership with UNODC will support anti-corruption efforts in three crucial areas: reducing vulnerabilities in public procurement systems; creating legal incentives in line with the Convention against Corruption to encourage corporate integrity and cooperation; and educating current and future business and public leaders about the true costs of corruption and how compliance with the Convention can help to protect both the public good and business interests.

It addresses issues including the enhancement of police integrity and the integrity of policing; dealing with complaints about policing (receipt, investigation and follow-up); setting policing priorities and encouraging policy input, including from outside the police; and inviting external review, including from independent actors.

[...] independence and impartiality of the judiciary [...] [...]

Development needs a public sector without corruption and as little red tape as possible.

[...] continued to be provided via the mandatory online learning programme “Integrity Awareness Initiative”, which is directed at personnel at all levels and focuses on core values and the standards of integrity to be observed within the workplace environment.

Any unlawful arrest or detention could be contested in a court of law and submitted to the Human Rights Commission or the Police Integrity Commission.

Providing guidance to management on ethics standard-setting to ensure that the rules, policies, procedures and practices of the organization reinforce and promote the highest standards of ethics and integrity required by the Charter of the United Nations, other applicable staff rules and regulations, and the standards of conduct for the international civil service.

This function serves to prevent, mitigate and resolve actual or perceived conflicts of interest, and in so doing enhances the integrity of UNOPS and its staff.

Ideally, no fees should be charged for access to laws, regulations and other legal texts of general application in connection with procurement covered by this Law, and all amendments thereto, because this will be against objectives of the Model Law to foster and encourage competition, to promote the integrity of and public confidence in the procurement process and to achieve transparency in the procurement procedures.

[...] [...] of court or interference in the court’s [...] [...]

[...] [...] Anti-Corruption and Integrity Network, and [...] [...]

In accordance with the Act, the Governor has overall, ultimate responsibility for the integrity, probity and independence of policing in Gibraltar and for the policing aspects of national security, including internal security.

The executive heads should undertake biennial staff surveys on integrity awareness and publicize the results on the intranets of their respective organizations.

As the disclosures have not been reviewed to date, the numbers of queries in these areas are likely to increase substantially once senior staff realize that the organization is placing greater emphasis on compliance with these important issues of comportment of staff in the interests of the well-being of the organization and for maintaining the integrity of the staff.

The Model Law’s measures to instil “integrity, fairness and public confidence in the system”, and to require “fair, equal and equitable treatment” (objectivity) and “Transparency” (see the following sections) are therefore examples of mutually supporting obligations.

The Government permits prison visits by the Human Rights Commission of the Maldives (HRCM), the Police Integrity Commission and the ICRC under the access agreement signed in 2006.

[...] [...] Preserving the integrity of sport.

[...] [...] transparency and integrity.

As my Special Representative has done, I urge the Government and judicial authorities to take all measures necessary to ensure the integrity of the national police.

[...] [...] Board “looks forward to the consideration of future annual reports of the ethics offices of the three organizations, pursuant to decision [...] [...]

Several speakers welcomed the work of UNODC in developing tools and providing technical assistance in the areas of crime prevention and criminal justice, including through the development of regional and thematic programmes and specific projects in substantive areas such as access to justice and legal aid, police oversight and integrity and justice for children.

4 The office assists the Administrator by ensuring that all management and staff observe and perform their functions consistent with the highest standards of integrity, as envisaged in the Charter of the United Nations, applicable staff regulations and rules and other related administrative issuances, and the Standards of conduct for the international civil service, 2001.

A total of three capacity-building workshops were organized during the United Nations Public Service Awards on the following themes: (a) leading with integrity and inventiveness in public governance; (b) engaging citizens and civil society organizations to promote effectiveness, accountability and transparency in reconstruction and recovery strategies after natural disasters; and (c) African e-leadership in capacity-building.