The one-year drive will target traditional syndicates and online extortion rings, as legal experts warn against the profit-driven policing and padded quotas that marred previous efforts
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China has launched a sweeping new one-year crackdown on organized crime, aiming to stamp out entrenched local syndicates and digital extortion rings while authorities pledge to avoid the zealous judicial overreach that ensnared private businesses in past campaigns.
The one-year initiative will focus on eliminating online syndicates and the “protective umbrellas” of corrupt officials who…
The campaign targets ‘covert’ crimes that have spread online, from ‘soft violence’ to sexual extortion.
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