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[…] actual emails and detailed reports in 2005 by the General Counsel who resigned after the top executives allegedly read the reports of bribery in Mexico at the City of the Gods (Teotihuacan) and stopped the investigation (available here in pdf). They were released by two Congressional Committees frustrated by Wal-Mart’s lack of disclosure and […]
Former Haikou City (Hainan Province) Administration for Industry and Commerce (AIC) director Wang Tingxiong was recently sentenced to ten years for corruption involving $22,400. Wang allegedly took bribes from agency vendors as well as tenants of a building owned by the Haikou AIC. http://www.bjnews.com
[…] employees and volunteers. Now you have tens of thousands of individuals newly acquainted with the norms, laws, and best practices in anti-corruption and human rights. Or a city government decides to clean up its anti-corruption and human rights policies as it prepares to host the event, in the hopes the city may shine more […]
Job Title: Transparency Advisor Employer: U.S. Agency for International Development Location: U.S. Embassy, Mexico City, Mexico
In China’s western municipality of Chongqing, a special deployment of 25,000 police officers was called in to fight organized crime. Chongqing city proper has around five million people but the region– called the “municipality” — has closer to 32 million (California’s population is about 36 million). Last month, police said they had so far […]
Image courtesy of CCTVAuthorities are clamping down on corrupt police officers offering protection to sex workers in southern China’s “sin city” of Dongguan.
According to Chinese reports, two unnamed hospitals in Shangrao City (Jiangxi Province) were recently fined by the authorities for paying kickbacks to medical personnel in exchange for patient referrals for CT scans and other tests. http://jxsr.jxnews.com.cn
Hejin City‘s new housing bureau director Xue Xinming constantly reinvented his background to suit the requirements of whatever promotion he was seeking at the time. Over the course of his career Xue has given 11 different birthdates for himself, which place his age as anywhere from 43 to 52.
An unidentified primary four (fifth grade) student was reported online to have stolen $16 from a teacher in order to buy little gifts to bribe fellow classmates . . .
Several Guangzhou City Yinhe Martyr Cemetery managers were recently given prison sentences for corruption involving the awarding of renovation projects within the cemetery.
