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Welcome to Hard Talk on the BBC World Service with me, Zana Badawi.

Global leaders often come together to work for what they

hope is the greater good, such as tackling climate change, conflict and the economic crisis.

How far does the world need a new body to put on trial leaders who are accused of widespread

and rampant corruption that deprives their citizens of what is rightly theirs.

Well, my guest today is a senior US district, Judge Mark Wolfe,

who's trying to establish an international anti-corruption court to bring to justice leaders

who abuse their power for private gain.

Is this an idea whose time has come, or do we already have sufficient levers

to bring the kleptocrats to court? Judge Mark Wolf, welcome to Hard Talk. Thank you.

Why do you believe that the time has come for an international anti-corruption court and IACC?

As the Chair of Integrity Initiatives International, I and now many others around the world

believe the International Anti-Corruption Court is urgently needed, essentially for three reasons.

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