Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Bribery, integrity duties, corporate offences, public-sector conduct, and penalties. Every result links to its stored legal text and available official source evidence.
5 matching statutes
Qatar
1 provisions
This decree approves the UN Convention against Corruption, gives it the force of law, and requires the competent authorities to implement it, subject to a reservation on article 66(2).
Qatar
1 provisions
The decree approves the Arab Convention against Corruption, gives it force of law, requires competent authorities to implement the decree, and says it applies from the date it was issued.
Qatar
1 provisions
This decision approves creating a public-benefit institution called “Center of Rule of Law and Anti-Corruption,” sets its main office in Doha, allows it to open branches inside and outside Qatar, and requires its bylaws to cover governance, representation, finances, and what happens to its assets on dissolution.
Qatar
1 provisions
This Resolution reorganizes parts of the Ministry of Economic and Finance, renames the Governmental Housing Department, adds functions to several departments, creates new units, and requires the concerned authorities to implement it.
Qatar
1 provisions
This constitutional text sets Qatar’s core state principles, government structure, and several rights, duties, and limits on public power.