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Central Commission for Discipline Inspection

Central Commission for Discipline Inspection
The latest news and top stories on the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI), the Chinese Communist Party’s highest internal disciplinary and supervisory body, headquartered in Beijing. Its primary mission involves enforcing party regulations, combating corruption and safeguarding the Party’s leadership. As China’s de facto top anti-corruption agency, the CCDI focuses on investigating malfeasance among officials and promoting clean governance. It has notably handled hundreds of thousands of cases, including those involving high-ranking officials, contributing significantly to the Party’s anti-graft efforts.
China’s Communist Party

Former Chinese senior banker executed for taking US$155 million in bribes

Bai is the second senior figure from Huarong to be put to death for corruption following the execution of Lai Xiaomin in 2021.

Former chief of China’s food and drug watchdog ousted from Communist Party

Chen Weijun joins list of senior Xinjiang officials investigated for corruption

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Former China Tower chief Tong Jilu under corruption investigation

Tong, once a leading figure in 5G development, is suspected of violating party discipline and law.

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