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PersonnelProsecutor General’s Office to cleanse 1,000 its employees
The Prosecutor General’s Office of Ukraine will dismiss 1,000 its employees under the law On Cleansing of Power, announced Deputy Prosecutor General Oleh Bachun at a Plenum of the Supreme Court.
Around 150 employees of the Prosecutor General’s Office of Ukraine were already dismissed, according to Bachun.
As Capital reported, on October 16, 2014 the law No. 1682-VII On Cleansing of Power (law on lustration) came into force in Ukraine.
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