Chinese lawmakers on Tuesday began reviewing a draft law on countering transnational corruption, a move to fill a legislative gap in China's efforts to combat cross-border corruption.

An amnesty for political offenses committed in Thailand over the past two decades took effect Monday, but the law excludes some of the more serious cases, including those involving lese majeste, or defaming the monarchy.

The 16th National Assembly of Vietnam convened the final working day of its first extraordinary session on August 24, with a number of important laws and resolutions to be adopted.

The Royal Government of Cambodia has made significant progress in its nationwide crackdown on technology-based scam networks, dismantling hundreds of scam centres, prosecuting thousands of suspects and deporting tens of thousands of undocumented foreign nationals linked to illegal activities.

A bill has been filed at the Senate seeking to strengthen transparency and modernize the publication of laws by requiring their online publication on official government websites and digital platforms before they take effect.

Cambodia's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Justice H.E. Koeut Rith reaffirmed the Royal Government of Cambodia’s firm efforts and unwavering commitment to combating online scam crimes during a meeting with Ms. Aleks Zittle, Chargé d’Affaires of the U.S. Embassy in Cambodia, on Wednesday afternoon.

Malaysia and Saudi Arabia today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen cooperation in the field of judiciary.

In recent years, Chongqing municipality in Southwest China has made unceasing efforts to strengthen its foreign-related legal capacity, supporting local enterprises in expanding globally and laying a legal foundation for higher-level opening-up.