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Category Archives: Corruption
Commerce official Guo Jingyi convicted: fallout from Huang Guangyu
The fallout from the conviction of Huang Guangyu begins: a high ranking official from Ministry of Commerce is sentenced to death, with a two year reprieve.
Posted in Corruption
Tagged business, corruption, crime, Guo Jingyi, Huang Guangyu, Liu Wei, Xu Gangman
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Huang Guangyu behind bars
When the Gome founder gets 14 years in prison for a massive insider trading scandal, the mainland media imagines him locked up.
Posted in Corruption, Front Page of the Day
Tagged Huang Guangyu, Jinan Times
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Southern Weekly on how to deal with “naked officials”
Naked official Pang Jiayu in the happier days that existed before he was sentenced to 12 years for corruption (image source) According to China’s Ministry of Commerce, around 4,000 corrupt officials fled the mainland between 1978 and 2003, taking more … Continue reading
Posted in Corruption
Tagged corrupt offcials, Pang Jiayu, Southern Weekly
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Harnessing human search engines for government use
There’s a ‘human flesh search engine’ effort on to uncover the personal data of two reporters who wrote unflattering things about a local government construction project in Jiangsu.
Posted in Corruption
Tagged corruption, human flesh search, Jiangsu, journalism, office buildings
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Website tracks corrupt cadres under investigation
A website tracking corrupt officials under investigation.
Posted in Corruption
Tagged blogs, corruption, crime, Forgotten Archipelagoes, law, shuanggui
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When bribery backfires
New revelations in the gift diary story: Guns! Corruption! Discipline and probation!
Posted in Corruption
Tagged bribery, China Youth Daily, fireworks
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