'Fox Hunt' highlights successes of broader anti-graft drive, but more work needed.
Zhou Yongkang, the former domestic security chief, has been placed under investigation for alleged corruption, according to the Supreme People's Procuratorate.
The CPC Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, the country's top anti-graft agency, conducts initial investigations of officials suspected of violating Party rules. Once there is sufficient evidence of wrongdoing, such as accepting bribes and abusing power, suspects are directed to judicial departments for prosecution.
Senior officers of the People's Liberation Army suspected of wrongdoing have not been spared during the country's anti-graft drive.
Editor's Note: China's fight against graft is casting a wide net at home and abroad. China Daily tallies the haul.
A Xinjiang court sentenced eight to death on Monday in connection with two terrorist attacks that occurred in April and May in Urumqi.
A Chinese court upheld the death sentences given to three men for their involvement in a terrorist attack in which 31 were killed at a railway station in Kunming.
Five senior officials were appointed Tuesday in the corruption-plagued North China's Shanxi province.
Xinjiang's Kashgar has launched an online platform for the public to report terrorist activity.
A young man has received a seven-day administrative detention in Kuitun City in northwestern China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region for spreading terrorist rumors, local police confirmed on Sunday.
Beijing police will launch an eight-week secret inspection on anti-terror precautionary work to guarantee security for the APEC Economic Leaders' Meeting scheduled to be held in Beijing in November.
Memetuhut Memetrozi, co-founder of the terrorist East Turkestan Islamic Movement, has urged young people not to be tricked by religious extremists or to become one, as he once did.