News.Cgtn China Advances Draft Law on Cross-Border Anti-Corruption
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- •China's draft law targets cross-border corruption with a focus on global governance.
- •Chinese companies must establish compliance departments under the new law.
- •The legislation aims to enhance international cooperation and oversight against corruption.
On November 2, 2026, China's National People's Congress began deliberating a draft law aimed at combating cross-border corruption. The law emphasizes the creation of a fair global anti-corruption governance system and includes provisions for using information technology in anti-corruption efforts. It mandates that Chinese companies operating internationally establish integrity and compliance departments. The draft law is part of China's broader strategy to enhance its legal framework for anti-corruption and improve international cooperation, having already repatriated 963 fugitives in 2025. The legislation is structured into six chapters and 47 articles, detailing principles and procedures for oversight and enforcement. The law aims to address both the symptoms and root causes of corruption, promoting a systematic approach to governance. This legislative effort reflects China's ongoing commitment to strengthening its legal system and international standing in anti-corruption initiatives.
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