(Hong Kong News) People familiar with the matter revealed that China will send anti -corruption law enforcement officers to overseas to hunt down fugitives and recover the stolen assets.
Wall Street Journal on Thursday (March 30) quoted people familiar with the matter reports that the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and other government departments responsible for dealing with corruption issues have begun to send officials in some Chinese embassies.Things and so on.
One of the people familiar with the matter said that these anti -corruption inspectors will be mainly stationed in countries that may hide a large number of illegal funds in Chinese corruption officials, such as the members of the G20 (G20).People familiar with the matter do not have a specific country.
What specific activities these anti -corruption inspectors will participate in abroad.People familiar with the matter said that some anti -corruption inspectors may be sent abroad as a legal commissioner, which is the same as that of Chinese police officers to overseas as a foreign government liaison officer.
It is reported that some foreign diplomats say that China ’s deployment investigators in foreign capitals are politically concerned because the host countries usually regard the staff of foreign diplomats as government officials, not party agents.
People familiar with the matter also said that the personnel of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection may be as government officials of state organs, instead of working as overseas positions as investigators of political parties, in line with diplomatic practice.
