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Bhutan — the tiny Himalayan kingdom nestled between China and India — now writes an anti-corruption story unlike any I have seen, and in the best of ways.
Deliberately isolated from the outside world and its geopolitical machinations, Bhutan has declined to establish diplomatic relations with the United States, China, and Russia alike.… Continue Reading
Leung Chun-ying, Hong Kong’s 3rd Chief ExecutiveHong Kong’s Democratic Party said Thursday it has asked the independent anti-corruption agency to investigate the territory’s leader over a $6.4 million payment he collected from an Australian engineering company while in office.… Continue Reading
Anti-corruption officers in Hong Kong Thursday raided the homes of a pro-democracy media tycoon and a local legislator after a tip about bribes.
Police from the Independent Commission Against Corruption searched homes belonging to media magnate Jimmy Lai and his top aide Mark Simon.… Continue Reading
The chief executive of Australia-listed Brockman Mining resigned last week after he was convicted in Hong Kong of taking a bribe.
Peter Luk was convicted by the district court in Hong Kong on August 5 of offenses under the Prevention of Bribery Ordinance and the Crime Ordinance.… Continue Reading
Honk Kong property tycoon Zeng Wei The U.S. surrendered the director of a property development company after his arrest for immigration offenses ended three years of running from Hong Kong bribery charges.… Continue Reading
The former head of investment banking in China at JP Morgan Chase has been arrested by Hong Kong’s anti-corruption agency, according to reports.
Fang Fang, 48, (pictured) isn’t in custody but can’t leave Hong Kong, the New York Times said, citing a report by the Chinese language Caixin business news service in Beijing.… Continue Reading
Photo of Raymond and Thomas Kwok, courtesy of YouTube and Forbes Asia VideoCo-chairmen of Sun Hung Kai Properties Ltd. in Hong Kong, Thomas and Raymond Kwok, received new charges in the ongoing bribery investigation of them on Thursday.… Continue Reading
Hong Kong’s Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC), Macau’s Commission Against Corruption, and the top enforcement agency of Guangdong Province collaborated on a recently released anti-corruption guidebook for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) engaging in cross-border commercial activities.… Continue Reading
The vast majority of the 50 most corrupt countries boast of at least one centralized anti-corruption agency tasked with the duty of preventing, investigating and prosecuting corruption cases.
On the other hand, the 10 least corrupt countries do not have centralized anti-corruption agencies.… Continue Reading
