Asset declarations in Libya: illicit enrichment and conflicts on interest of public officials
Seven national overview reports examine current best practices in asset disclosure systems. They provide an evidence base for a comparative view of country-level systems via National Reports in Egypt, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Palestine, Tunisia and Yemen, as well as a Regional Report covering all the countries listed.
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