MOSCOW, July 23. /TASS/. Protests resumed in Ukraine over a law that effectively abolishes the independence of the country’s two agencies fighting corruption.

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Ukrainian activists are calling for more protests of a law they say weakens the country’s anti-corruption bodies.

Thousands of Ukrainians have protested in Kyiv and other cities, urging President Zelenskyy to veto a controversial anti-corruption bill.

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The move to curb anti-corruption agencies risked "endangering the values of freedom, democracy in our country and the future ...

Thousands of people gathered in the capital and other cities across Ukraine on Tuesday evening to urge President Volodymyr Zelensky to veto the controversial bill.

President Volodymyr Zelensky signed a bill limiting two Ukrainian agencies leading efforts against corruption. Critics say it was an overstepping of his authority.