China's anti-graft agency intensifies commitment to target bribe payers and enhance regulatory efforts

Politics

1 year ago

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Credited from: SCMP

China's top anti-graft agency has reaffirmed its commitment to combat corruption, specifically targeting bribe payers.
A recent communique from the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI) outlined focus areas including finance, state-owned enterprises, and energy.
President Xi Jinping warned against relaxing anti-corruption efforts, highlighting it as a major threat to the Communist Party.
The new measures include increased supervision of officials' family members engaged in business and stricter penalties for bribery.
Last year, significant amendments to criminal law introduced harsher penalties for bribe givers, reflecting a broader crackdown on corruption.

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