President Zelenski has initiated a bill to ensure the independence of anti-corruption agencies in response to protests in Ukraine.
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Following massive protests against a law curtailing the autonomy of anti-corruption institutions, Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenski has proposed a new draft law to guarantee their independence. The bill aims to strengthen justice and security by protecting them from outside influence, especially Russian. The law will be submitted to parliament for approval, and international reactions, including from the European commission, underline the risks the legislation poses to Ukraine's EU accession process.
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Volodimir Zelenski a aprobat un nou proiect de lege care să asigure independenţa instituțiilor anticorupţie, după proteste fără precedent în Ucraina | AUDIO
Zelenski propune un nou proiect de lege care să asigure "independenţa" structurilor anticorupţie, în urma unui val de manifestaţii. Textul supus joi aprobării Parlamentului
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