Fri, 5 Mar 2010By Robert Carmichael, Phnom Penh
Radio Australia News
A draft anti-corruption law has finally made to parliament in Cambodia, more than 15 years after it was first proposed.
But its proposed passage has alarmed some legislators, who are concerned the country's ruling party will force it through with insufficient debate.
Cambodia's parliament could debate a long-awaited anti-corruption law as early as next week, after the 25-page draft was given to members of parliament late Thursday.
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