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209,487 people in China investigated for corruption in 5 years

BEIJING, China - Jia Chunwang, prosecutor general of China's Supreme People's Procuratorate, addresses the National People's Congress in Beijing on March 10, noting that 209,487 people had been investigated for corruption and abuse of office in five years to 2007. While the number was down 9.9 percent compared with the five-year period to 2002, the number of those found guilty rose 30.7 percent to 116,627, according to a report Jia presented to parliament.

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China reports increase in corruption cases

BEIJING, China - Jia Chunwang, the head of China's Supreme People's Procuratorate, addresses the National People's Congress at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on March 9. He said that in 2004, the top prosecutor's office pressed 1,275 cases involving graft, bribery and diversion of public funds, 4.9 percent more than the previous year.

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Japan's police comptroller meets Chinese counterpart

BEIJING, China - Jin Murai (L), Japanese state minister and chairman of the National Public Safety Commission, shakes hands with Chinese Public Security Minister Jia Chunwang in Beijing on Jan. 14.

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Obuchi expresses concern over Chinese crime groups

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi invites Chinese Public Security Minister Jia Chunwang (L) to take a seat for their meeting at the premier's official residence Aug. 26. Obuchi expressed concern about the activities of Chinese crime syndicates in Japan.

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Japan, China to cooperate more on police probes

TOKYO, Japan - Chinese Public Security Minister Jia Chunwang (L) and Takeshi Noda, chairman of Japan's National Public Safety Commission, shake hands prior to their talks at the headquarters of the National Police Agency in Tokyo on Aug. 25. They agreed to improve cooperation in police investigations and in fighting transnational crime.

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Holiday consumption trends highlight China's growth potential

STORY: Holiday consumption trends highlight China's growth potential DATELINE: May 5, 2022 LENGTH: 00:02:07 LOCATION: CHANGSHA, HAIKOU, XI'AN, China CATEGORY: ECONOMY SHOTLIST: various of touristsSOUNDBITE 1(Chinese): WU JINMEI, Director of Changtangang Resort in Phoenix CountySOUNDBITE 2(Chinese): Tourist in Phoenix County, Hunan ProvinceSOUNDBITE 3(Chinese): WANG CHUNWANG, Founder of HiKing Wild Luxury CampSOUNDBITE 4(Chinese): Tourist in Hanzhong City, Shaanxi Province STORYLINE: Despite the impact of the COVID-19, China's consumption has seen a boost during the five-day Labor Day holiday. To encourage holiday consumption such as tourism within provinces amid the pandemic, local governments have come up with different preferential policies including discounted or free tickets for scenic spots. Some popular tourist destinations and resorts have seen a peak in tourist arrivals. SOUNDBITE 1(Chinese): WU JINMEI, Director of Changtangang Resort in Phoenix County "During the Labor Day holiday, our resort r

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Japan's police comptroller meets Chinese counterpart

BEIJING, China - Jin Murai (L), Japanese state minister and chairman of the National Public Safety Commission, shakes hands with Chinese Public Security Minister Jia Chunwang in Beijing on Jan. 14.

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China reports increase in corruption cases

BEIJING, China - Jia Chunwang, the head of China's Supreme People's Procuratorate, addresses the National People's Congress at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on March 9. He said that in 2004, the top prosecutor's office pressed 1,275 cases involving graft, bribery and diversion of public funds, 4.9 percent more than the previous year. (Kyodo)

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209,487 people in China investigated for corruption in 5 years

BEIJING, China - Jia Chunwang, prosecutor general of China's Supreme People's Procuratorate, addresses the National People's Congress in Beijing on March 10, noting that 209,487 people had been investigated for corruption and abuse of office in five years to 2007. While the number was down 9.9 percent compared with the five-year period to 2002, the number of those found guilty rose 30.7 percent to 116,627, according to a report Jia presented to parliament. (Kyodo)

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Obuchi expresses concern over Chinese crime groups

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi invites Chinese Public Security Minister Jia Chunwang (L) to take a seat for their meeting at the premier's official residence Aug. 26. Obuchi expressed concern about the activities of Chinese crime syndicates in Japan.

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Japan, China to cooperate more on police probes

TOKYO, Japan - Chinese Public Security Minister Jia Chunwang (L) and Takeshi Noda, chairman of Japan's National Public Safety Commission, shake hands prior to their talks at the headquarters of the National Police Agency in Tokyo on Aug. 25. They agreed to improve cooperation in police investigations and in fighting transnational crime.