VOA Khmer
Washington, D.C Wednesday, 06 October 2010
“We're using a zero-tolerance principle in our fight against corruption. This means that there are no exceptions, no matter how big or small a case is.”
The government says it now has a five-year strategy to fight corruption that will allow new agencies to punish perpetrators of graft.
The strategy, released by the National Council for Anti-Corruption last week, includes provisions for prevention and punishment, as well as a plan to raise awareness.
The new policy is the result of an anti-corruption law that was passed earlier this year.
“We're using a zero-tolerance principle in our fight against corruption,” said Keo Remy, a spokesman for the anti-corruption body. “This means that there are no exceptions, no matter how big or small a case is.”
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