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ARTICLE · 26 MARCH 2019

Face To Face Co-Operation: GRECO Commission On Cypriot Justice

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It is therefore reasonable for someone to ask how GRECO examines the compliance process of its members.

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It is common knowledge that the issues that concern Cypriot justice at the moment and the discussion that takes place around the arrival of GRECO on the island have without a doubt occupied all the disciplines of legal science.

What exactly does the arrival of GRECO entail, how does this Commission work and what are the previous recommendations for Cyprus, are all issues that will be discussed extensively below.

The first key question that needs to be answered is what is the GRECO Commission?

GRECO comes from the original saying "Go For Zero Corruption" and is comprised of 49 member states (48 European States and the United States of America). It was established in 1999 by the Council of Europe to monitor the compliance of States with the organisations anti-corruption standards. The aim of the GRECO Commission is primarily to improve the ability of its members to combat corruption, always in accordance with the standards of the Council of Europe, through a

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