Korupsi Oleh Siemens Aktiengesellschaft Dalam Program PBB ‘Minyal Untuk Makanan’ Di Irak

PUSPAPERTIWI, Sheiffi, Nur Rachmad Yulianto

2012 | Skripsi | Ilmu Hubungan Internasional

Corruption is a form of non-traditional crime which induced by transnational activities that happens as a result of the misconduct in power and wealth interaction. National, regional, and international law have been created to prevent and combat corruption. Reality proved that these efforts are still far from success. But in some case, law enforcement by institutions has made many officials and companies pay high price for the corruption they have done. One of violation case against anticorruption law is Siemens Aktiengesellschaft bribery which made the company pay $1,6 billion, the biggest fine amount ever objected to a company. These bribes were paid to officials in many developing countries such as Iraq, Bangladesh, Nigeria, and many other countries. In Iraq, the bribe was paid in kickback schemes called “inland transportation” and “after-sale-service” to Saddam Husain regime related to Siemens Medical Solution, Siemens France, Siemens Turkey, Osram Middle East, and GTT Italy involvement as humanitarian goods suppliers in UN Oil for Food Program during 2000-2002. Keywords: corruption, bribery, institution, Siemens Aktiengesellschaft, Oil for Food Program, Iraq

Kata Kunci : Korupsi Irak