China aims deeper fight against corruption with cross-border law


- Photo: Xinhua

BEIJING: China will this year enact a law on combating cross-border corruption to advance the national legal framework overseeing anti-corruption, its top legislature's work report released on Monday (March 9) showed.

The National People's Congress Standing Committee, the government body within the parliament that holds lawmaking power in China, did not detail what the law will target specifically but the legislation would be an expansionary move to beef up China's campaign against corruption.

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