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China examines new legal tool to pursue graft suspects, assets abroad
The draft would expand tools to repatriate and convict alleged fugitives, after authorities said 3,000 former officials have been returned since 2015.
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China examines new legal tool to pursue graft suspects, assets abroad
BEIJING, Aug 26 (Reuters) - Top Chinese lawmakers this week began their first review of a draft cross-border anti-corruption law aimed at beefing up the country's legal toolbox to pursue, repatriate and convict alleged corrupt officials currently abro...
China Reviews New Law to Extend Its Anti-Corruption Reach Abroad
China’s top legislature is reviewing a new draft law that would officially grant the authorities power to pursue cross-border corruption cases overseas, the latest sign that President Xi Jinping’s sweeping anti-graft campaign could go global.
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