border corruption. The proposed law outlines how Chinese authorities will investigate corruption cases involving overseas activities, while requiring investigations to follow legal procedures and protect personal information and human rights. It also encourages Chinese companies operating abroad to establish internal anti-corruption and compliance systems, and calls for greater international cooperation in fighting corruption.
According to official figures, China repatriated 14,048 fugitives from more than 120 countries and regions and recovered 66.62 billion yuan in illicit assets between 2015 and the end of 2024. The latest legislative session is also reviewing several other bills, including proposed laws on environmental protection, Antarctic activities and renewable energy.
Source: CGTN