Sri Lanka Passes Controversial Anti-Corruption Amendment Amid IMF, Opposition Warnings
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Sri Lanka passes controversial Anti-Corruption amendment amid IMF, Opposition warnings
Sri Lanka’s Parliament on Thursday passed the Anti-Corruption (Amendment) Bill with amendments and without a vote, despite concerns raised by the opposition, civil society, and the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Anti-Corruption Amendment Bill Passed in Parliament Without a Vote - Business News
Parliament passed the Anti-Corruption (Amendment) Bill on October 8 with amendments and without a vote. The amendments address legal, interpretational, administrative and technical issues that emerged during implementation of the Anti-Corruption Act, No. 9 of 2023. They also address differences between the Sinhala and English versions of the Act. In addition, changes cover the investigation … The post Anti-Corruption Amendment Bill Passed in Par…
Sri Lanka Enacts Disputed Anti-Corruption Legislation Despite IMF Concerns and Opposition Criticism
On Thursday, Sri Lanka’s Parliament approved the Anti-Corruption (Amendment) Bill with modifications, bypassing a formal vote despite objections from opposition parties, civil society, and the […]
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