Ukraine’s Zelenskyy introduces new draft law after anticorruption protests
Summary
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has proposed a new bill to Ukraine's legislature to address concerns about a recent law that critics say could lead to corruption. This move follows public protests and objections from European allies about placing certain anti-corruption bodies under the control of the prosecutor general.Key Facts
- President Zelenskyy introduced a new draft bill in response to protests over a controversial law passed earlier.
- The new bill aims to ensure the independence of anti-corruption agencies in Ukraine.
- The earlier law placed NABU and SAPO under the control of the prosecutor general, raising concerns about political interference.
- Many Ukrainians protested against the law, even under martial law conditions.
- European officials expressed worry that the law could impact Ukraine's EU membership prospects and aid from Europe.
- Zelenskyy has promised legislation that prevents Russian influence in anti-corruption bodies.
- Opposition lawmakers are also working on their own legislation to overturn the previous law.
- Zelenskyy consulted with UK and German leaders and plans to involve experts in shaping the new bill.
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