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How Seizing Corrupt Gains Could Boost Mongolia's Fight Against Corruption

Summary by Mongolia Weekly

Mongolia’s Ministry of Justice and Internal Affairs has proposed a sweeping law to confiscate assets from public officials accused of illicit enrichment. While it aims to restore public trust, critics warn of potential misuse and overreach. The goal is simple: turn illicit gains into cash for schools and hospitals and finally curb corruption.

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How Seizing Corrupt Gains Could Boost Mongolia's Fight Against Corruption

Mongolia’s Ministry of Justice and Internal Affairs has proposed a sweeping law to confiscate assets from public officials accused of illicit enrichment. While it aims to restore public trust, critics warn of potential misuse and overreach. The goal is simple: turn illicit gains into cash for schools and hospitals and finally curb corruption.

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Mongolia Weekly broke the news in 17 days ago on Friday, February 7, 2025.

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