China's top legislature reviews anti-corruption law

The highest legislative authority in China has raised the debate on a draft law to combat cross-border corruption, aiming to strengthen international cooperation in fighting corruption and recovering illicitly gained funds. Lawmakers are scheduled to discuss the draft during the 24th session to be held in August 2026, after the law was prioritized among China's legislative goals for 2026. This effort is part of China's broader campaign to combat corruption, which led to the repatriation of approximately 963 corruption suspects in 2025. The law aims to advance national legislation in this field.

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