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Kompletterar #13 Attiya Waris - Stopping illicit capital flows. yes we can - and we must. http://www.naiforum.org/2012/02/stopping-illicit-capital-flows/ "Illicit capital flight cancels investment, reduces tax collection, worsens income gaps, hurts competition, undermines trade and drains hard-currency reserves. The flow of illicit money from developing countries means shifting the wealth out of poorer the countries where 80 per cent of the world’s population lives into the richer countries where 20 per cent live. Putting an end to illicit capital flight is an urgent matter of global justice, of bringing the billions back where they were generated and should contribute to the welfare of the nation and its people. At the same time it is a win-win opportunity for Europe and Africa. Nations on both continents suffer from illicit capital flight and the loss of growth and tax revenue that comes with it. Both would gain from enhanced transparency that would undermine not just tax evasion, but also illegal trade with drugs, weapons and humans. /.../ However tax evasion is a part of a wider governance problem in the world today and to simply address illicit financial flows is not enough; we must also ensure that the world system and state systems are accountable, transparent responsible, effective, efficient, fair and just."




