The Bribery Act 2010 is a UK law designed to combat bribery in both public and private sectors. It makes it illegal to offer, promise, or give a bribe to another person, as well as to request, agree to receive, or accept a bribe. The Act applies to individuals and organizations, ensuring that all parties involved in bribery can be prosecuted. The Act also includes provisions for commercial bribery, targeting businesses that engage in corrupt practices to gain an unfair advantage. It emphasizes the importance of ethical conduct and accountability, promoting transparency in dealings within both domestic and international contexts.