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Pay Off Officials, Risk Prison Stint, New Law Says

10 August 2011
The Cambodia Daily
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The government has brought into force a new law that makes all illegal payments to officials punishable by up to 15 years in jail for those who accept such payments and up to 10 years for those who make payments. Im Oudom, a member of ...

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