Campaign bringing fugitives to justice
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CHINA captured 2,566 fugitives who had fled to more than 90 countries and regions and recovered 8.6 billion yuan (US$1.25 billion) during its “Sky Net” campaign from 2014 to 2016.
Of those, 1,283 turned themselves in or were persuaded to return to China, according to a statement issued by the office in charge of fugitives under the central anti-graft coordination group.
A total of 410 had been Party members or official staff, according to the statement.
So far, 39 of China’s 100 fugitives on its most-wanted list have returned or been returned.
The campaign has effectively stopped corrupt officials from fleeing overseas, the statement said. The number of those who fled abroad dropped significantly over the period, from 101 in 2014 to 19 last year.
According to another statement, issued by the Ministry of Public Security, the “Fox Hunt” campaign, an important part of “Sky Net,” netted 951 fugitives suspected of economic offenses from 72 countries and regions in 2016.
Police nationwide have worked with the People’s Bank of China and solved 380 cases of underground banks and money laundering, closing more than 500 underground banks, the statement said.
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