BEIJING – The top anti-graft body in China, which is pushing for the extradition of corruption suspects who have fled abroad, condemned “some people” who protect corrupt officials in the name of human rights but did not name the targets of its ire.
China has sought increased international cooperation in its “Fox Hunt” campaign to track down officials and business executives suspected of corruption who have fled overseas.
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