01020nam a22001097a 4500100001600000245005500016260003300071300000800104520068200112650002400794856009200818  aKanaga Raja  aUN: Curb Illicit Flows to Progress on Human Rights  aSri Lanka bDaily Newsc2016  a3p.  aCurbing tax-related illicit financial flows has the potential to make the largest fiscal impact and would enlarge domestic resources available for the realization of human rights, including social, economic and cultural rights, a UN human rights expert has said. In his final study on illicit financial flows, human rights and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, Juan Pablo Bohoslavsky, the Independent Expert on the effects of foreign debt and other related international financial obligations of States, said that combating tax abuse, and illicit financial flows more broadly, is essential to make better progress in realizing international human rights obligations.  aTax, Illicit Wealth  uiffoadatabase.trustafrica.org/iff/UN CURB ILLICIT FLOWS TO PROGRESS ON HUMAN RIGHTS.pdf