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House Committee Discusses EU Directive on Illicit Asset Tracing and Confiscation

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Eleni Stavrou participated in a House legal affairs committee discussion regarding a European Union directive. The directive establishes minimum rules for tracing, identifying, freezing, and confiscating assets that originate from illicit activities across the bloc. Cyprus has until November 23 to implement the directive.

From cyprus-mail.com

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The directive is intended to strengthen the fight against organized crime by providing mechanisms for asset recovery and cross-border cooperation. It allows for extended-term confiscation and the seizure of property even without a criminal conviction.

The House of Representatives in Cyprus is currently debating KOAE provisions, with the Ministry of Finance pressuring for the bill's approval.

From cyprus-mail.com

Who's involved

  • Eleni StavrouCypriot MP who participated in the House committee discussion
  • HouseThe legislative body where the committee discussion took place

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