How is the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act related to impartiality?

 

Foreign Corrupt Practice Act is a statute that generally prohibits an individual or firm from paying any bribes to foreign officials in return for assisting or furthering any business matters.

Impartiality is defined as free of judgment or bias. It is with due fairness and is based on an objective basis.

Foreign Corrupt Practice Act relates to impartiality in the sense that it both conveys justice and without prejudice. The act was created to make bribery to foreign officials unlawful which conforms to the definition of impartiality. It promotes fairness and integrity of the law against common practices of businesses and individuals around the world.