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Transparency International Malaysia welcomes amendments to country's anticorruption law

( August 30, 2017, 07:16 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Transparency International's Malaysia chapter has welcomed a call by the Malaysia Anti-Corruption Commission to amend provisions in its anticorruption laws that would make it easier to prosecute white collar crime, especially involving government-linked companies. TI-Malaysia added that it is also looking forward to the addition of corporate liability provisions in the law so companies can be held accountable for corruption involving their employees. When the law is introduced, private sector companies will have no choice but to implement anticorruption programs to mitigate against corrupt practices, it said. Transparency International Malaysia's full statement is below: ...

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