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CARRIE LAM UPENDS INCLUSION OF CHIEF EXECUTIVE IN ANTI-BRIBERY LAW, AS PROMISED BY HER IN 2017

Published On 01 Dec 2020 08:38 AM

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CARRIE LAM SAID BRIBERY LAW WILL NOT BE CHANGED IN HER TENURE AS PROMISED BY HER

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Hong Kong's chief has backtracked on a promise to broaden anti-bribery law so it covers her work, saying such a move would raise established issues

Carrie Lam said during her interview with Now News, that she would not alter, during her present term, the Prevention of Bribery Ordinance to incorporate the....

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CARRIE LAM UPENDS INCLUSION OF CHIEF EXECUTIVE IN ANTI-BRIBERY LAW, AS PROMISED BY HER IN 2017

Published On 01 Dec 2020 08:38 AM

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