Despite Anti-Corruption Drive, Xi Jinping's Family Holds Millions: Report

Former Tibet Party Chief Pleads Guilty to Bribery Charges

Last week, Chinese state media reported that Wu Yingjie, the former Party chief of the Tibetan Autonomous Region (TAR), pleaded guilty to bribery charges during a trial in Beijing. Wu joins a long and growing list of officials swept up in Xi Jinping’s anti-corruption campaign. While Wu played a key role in carrying out the government’s hardline policies in Tibet, analysts doubt that his conviction will improve the human rights situation in the r…

Despite Anti-Corruption Drive, Xi Jinping's Family Holds Millions: Report

Chinese President Xi Jinping's relatives continue to possess millions of dollars in business ventures and financial investments, Radio Free Asia reported, citing a recent report from US sources. After assuming power in 2012, President Xi initiated an anti-corruption campaign designed to eliminate corruption at all tiers of the Communist Party. This initiative, which focused on both high-ranking "tigers" and low-ranking "flies," resulted in the i…

Xi Jinping's family holds millions in investments despite anti-corruption drive: Report

The RFA report pointed out that the US-backed intelligence agency, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI), indicated that Xi's family has maintained substantial financial interests and may have gained from political ties through both private and state-owned enterprises.

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Xi Jinping's Relatives Benefit From Political Connections, Says US Report

Chinese President Xi Jinping’s relatives continue to control millions of dollars in financial investments and business ventures, according to a recent report from the US-backed Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI), as cited by Radio Free Asia (RFA). Since taking office in 2012, President Xi has spearheaded an extensive anti-corruption campaign aimed at eradicating misconduct within the Communist Party. Targeting both high-ranki…