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How Seizing Corrupt Gains Could Boost Mongolia's Fight Against Corruption

  • Writer: Mongolia Weekly
    Mongolia Weekly
  • Feb 6
  • 2 min read

Mongolia’s Ministry of Justice and Internal Affairs has proposed a sweeping law to confiscate assets from public officials accused of illicit enrichment. While it aims to restore public trust, critics warn of potential misuse and overreach.


Mongolia corruption

The goal is simple: turn illicit gains into cash for schools and hospitals and finally curb corruption.


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