20 Jan
Anti-Corruption Commission Chairman U Aung Kyi made a study tour to Hawaii in the United State of America from 12 to 18 January.
During the visit, he held talks with senators, chief justice, deputy chief judge, members of judge panel, chairman of State Ethics Commission and its members, and officials from the Office of the Attorney General and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and also met with the Civil Beat online media team.
The U.S officials shared their experience on fighting against corruption in line with the federal system, techniques and methods in these works.
The entourage of Anti-Corruption Commission Chairman included the representatives from the offices of Chief Justice of the Union, Union Attorney-General, Anti-Corruption Commission, media and civil societies.—MNA (Translated by Aung Khin)
