Explain the Money laundering risks in charity

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Charities can be used as a front for money laundering activities due to lack of transparency and oversight.

Donors may use charities to disguise the source of illicit funds.
Charities may unknowingly accept donations from criminal organizations.
Funds raised for charitable purposes may be diverted for personal gain by individuals within the organization.
Lack of proper due diligence on donors and beneficiaries increases the risk of money laundering.
Charities operating in high-risk jurisdictions are more susceptible to being used for money laundering.
Complex structures involving multiple charities or intermediaries can be used to obscure the origin of funds.

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