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The whole of the group from Thailand sat in the lecture theatre holding their certifcates.

Exeter Law School welcomes Thailand’s Office of the National Anti-Corruption Commission

Posted by The Law School

3 March 2025

It has been our pleasure to welcome over 100 visitors from Thailand’s Office of the National Anti-Corruption Commission to Exeter Law School. They recently joined us for lectures by Dr Raphael Girard, Dr David Yuratich, Dr Costantino Grasso, Prof. Richard Moorhead and Dr I-Ju Chen, covering a variety of topics including:

  • The different facets of corruption as well as its ethical dimension
  • Regulating anti-corruption in the private sector and industry compliance standards
  • Institutional and procedural aspects of anti-corruption
  • The role of international standards
  • Case studies around misconducts of justice and the OECD Convention on Combating Bribery
  • The opportunities for collaboration between countries and the role of international law

This sharing of expertise and knowledge will enable the Commission to further develop its own anti-corruption ethics, policies and best practices in their professional activities.

In addition to their lectures, the group gained an insight into the culture and history of our region with visits to Exeter Cathedral and the Roman Baths.

The whole of the group from Thailand sat in the lecture theatre.
A group of delegates from Thailand stand for a group photo with Dr Costantino Grasso
One of the delegates from Thailand is presented with a University of Exeter souvenir by Dr Costantino Grasso
One of the delegates from Thailand is presented with a University of Exeter shield by Dr Costantino Grasso
One of the delegates from Thailand holding a microphone and a small tablet.
One of the delegates from Thailand holding a microphone and a small tablet.
The whole of the group from Thailand sat in the lecture theatre holding their certifcates.
Three people from the Thai visiting group sat in an oversized University of Exeter deckchair
Dr I-Ju Chen standing in front of a desk presenting a lecture
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