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Editor's Note:

In a great leap for public diplomacy, 12 Chinese diplomats will host a series of interviews to answer our readers' questions on regional and international affairs. The series, co-hosted by China Daily's website, the Foreign Ministry, People.com.cn, and Chinanews.com, runs from Jan 5. The director-general interviews will look back at China's diplomacy in 2011 and exchange views on the country's relations with the world in 2012.


China faces hefty tasks in hunting fugitives
2012-01-13 17:48     chinadaily.com.cn



Huang Huikang, director-general of the Foreign Ministry's Department of Treaty and Law, exchanged views with chinanews.com readers online on China’s stance on international laws and the country’s international cooperation on Thursday afternoon.

China faces hefty tasks in hunting fugitives

Huang Huikang, director-general of the Foreign Ministry's Department of Treaty and Law, answers questions from chinanews.com readers online on Jan 13, 2012. [Photo/Chinanews.com]

Topic: Anti-corruption cooperation

Q: Is there more room for anti-corruption cooperation between China and the international community?

A: We are facing hefty tasks in hunting fugitives and recovering money. Partly it is because the number of Chinese criminals who have fled oversea is still large, and partly because criminals and suspects keep running away from the country. So it is a long-term task.

But we have made encouraging achievements, bringing overseas fugitives back to this country by way of extradition, repatriation, or persuasion. We need to strengthen cooperation with the US in this field in the future.

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Agenda
Guest: Xie Feng
Time: Jan 20, 2012
Director-general of the Department of North American and Oceanian Affairs, Foreign Ministry