South Korea law / Thailand assets declaration / Mongolia priority direction
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A year after South Korea passed an anti-corruption law, some businesses say it goes too far. Some businesses that rely on Korea's gift-giving tradition say they're now suffering economically as a result of the law.
Jason Strother/PRI: https://www.pri.org/stories/2017-11-29/year-after-south-korea-passed-anti-corruption-law-some-businesses-say-it-goes-too
Thai legislators back down over publishing politicians' complete assets. After extensive criticism, legislators have backtracked and amended the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) organic bill, stipulating that the agency publish complete information regarding the assets and liabilities of political office holders as well as high-ranking officials, including the Constitutional Court judges, said charter drafter Pattara Khampitak.
Kasamakorn Chanwanpen/The Nation: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/politics/30332846
Mongolia president's priority policy direction. Sooronbai Jeenbekov, the new president of Kyrgyzstan, said in his opening speech at the inauguration ceremony after taking the oath is the fight against corruption.
24.kg: https://24.kg/english/69170_Priority_direction_of_Jeenbekovs_policy__fight_against_corruption/
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