Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky has decided to regulate the activities of anti-corruption agencies with new laws following significant domestic protests and criticism from abroad. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
The new draft law has been developed in response to changes in the political environment and widespread public criticism, and it includes a number of reforms. Zelensky's changes in the fight against corruption have sparked extensive discussions in parliament.
The president presented the draft law to the Supreme Council in a short period, but debates over its approval are still ongoing. Some activists and politicians are expressing concern that deputies from the president's own party are trying to undermine the independence of anti-corruption agencies.
The new law envisions the prosecution agencies reviewing their powers and strengthening the mechanisms for oversight. It also proposes the introduction of polygraph tests to check the activities of agents.
These measures may lead to various opinions in society, as they aim to improve political and economic stability. Media outlets emphasize that the new draft law could open a new phase in the fight against corruption.
However, its success will depend on political agreements in parliament and cooperation between parties. There are diverse opinions in society regarding this initiative.
Overall, these changes aim to renew the political environment in the country and enhance the effectiveness of the fight against corruption. The president and his team are striving to activate efforts in this area through new laws.
At the same time, the influence of youth and public opinion on this process will also be of significant importance.
