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At two recent forums on China, renowned dissidents and academic critics agreed that the Chinese Communist rulers are slowing losing their grip on the country and control of the minds of the Chinese people.
China’s Ministry of Public Security has recently launched a special campaign called “Fox Hunting 2014” seeking to arrest economic criminals who fled China, including many corrupt officials.
Chinese authorities are resorting to confiscating passports to prevent provincial officials from defecting.
High level Communist Party official Wang Guoqiang fled China in April with his wife and around 200 million yuan - US$31 million.
In this week’s issue of China Economic Weekly, the domestic Chinese magazine ran a report on “naked officials” as its cover story.
A greater number of elite Chinese cadres than previously thought could be considered “naked officials.”
A high-profile official publication recently noted that almost half of all civil servants give the green light to the idea of a “naked official,” that is, a cadre who moves his spouse, children and assets abroad.
