How the Chinese view corruption. It sounds a little Adam and Eve-ish to me.
The Supreme People's Procuratorate (SPP) in China revealed yesterday that more than 9,000 officials were found guilty of corruption in the first six months of the year and said it had investigated 6,277 industrial bribery cases.
Qiu Xueqiang, SPP deputy procurator general, told a conference of procuratorate chiefs that the industrial bribery cases involved 6,842 people.
In the future, prosecutors also plan to target officials who bend the law for the benefit of relatives or friends and will attempt to uncover negligence, the abuse of judicial power and the shielding of mafia-like gangs, as well as the covering up of serious crimes and infringements upon human rights.
source: http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/china/2009-07/17/content_8438856.htm
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