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A Naperville, Illinois man admitted in federal court that he intentionally failed to disclose his prior membership in the Chinese Communist Party when seeking naturalized citizenship in the United States.
Lu Lin, 59, pleaded guilty to one count of making a false statement to an immigration officer. … Continue Reading
Take as much time as you need to answer this question: When a civil servant is asked if he’d like to have an affair, or if she wants money or jewelry, could that be a red flag for graft?… Continue Reading
A Chinese court Friday rejected the appeal of former party leader Bo Xilai and upheld his life sentence.
Bo was once a member of the powerful Communist Party Politburo and served as the party secretary in the industrial region of Chongqing.… Continue Reading
Suddenly there’s lots of buzz about China’s princelings — the children of top officials who enjoy vast privileges in education, work, and business.
In August, JP Morgan Chase disclosed an investigation into a hiring program that targeted kids of top Chinese officials.… Continue Reading
Image courtesy of WikipediaAnother high-flying China official has been indicted for taking bribes.
Tian Xueren, the former deputy governor of Jilin Province, is accused of taking about $3 million on 85 occasions between 1995 and 2011.… Continue Reading
With the 17th National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party in full swing in Beijing, we thought it would be a good time to see what leaders there are doing about corruption.… Continue Reading
A friend of The FCPA Blog who bunked in Singapore awhile and has since returned to Washington, D.C. asks: In a communist country, is everyone a government official?
The question is important because the U.S.… Continue Reading
