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China Corruption By The Numbers. With Your Help, Coming Soon To An Internet Near You.

Received an email the other day from TRACE International asking us to plug their excellent BRIBEline website that seeks to document global corruption. The website records anonymous reporting of bribe demands: Bribeline is a secure, multi-lingual website... ...full story at China Law Blog

from China Law Blog on Tue, Jul 15 2008

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