Archiv für 'Kriminalität'

Sudan Rebels Are Said to Hold Road Crew From China

Monday, 30.1.2012

Update. Sudan troops ‘free 14 missing Chinese workers (BBC News). Vgl. 苏丹政府军成功解救14名被劫持中国员工 无人受伤 (Zhongguo Xinwen Wang). Vgl. Quelle: NYT. Von Keith Bradsher und Jeffrey Gettleman.


China, das Eldorado der Serienmörder

Tuesday, 24.1.2012

Serial killers in China Von Robert Foyle (Danwei). Vgl. 杀死分尸6幼童 连环杀手宫润伯的人生裂变 (Douban).


Chinese Students In America: It’s Bad Out There

Friday, 20.1.2012

Quelle: China Law Blog


Vagrant Xinjiang children

Monday, 16.1.2012

Missing Xinjiang kids “… tracked down and rescued 1,332 vagrant Xinjiang children in other parts of the country …” (Global Times).


Ant corruption 蚁贪

Monday, 16.1.2012

Corrupt officials taking smaller bribes to help avoid detection Von Liu Linlin (Global Times). Vgl. 蚁贪缘何不可小瞧 (Zhongguo Gongchandang Xinwenwang).


Rampant trading of ivory

Thursday, 12.1.2012

Poacher’s market Von Liu Meng (Global Times).


I have often eaten cat hotpot but this time it tasted bitter

Wednesday, 4.1.2012

Chinese official arrested after ‘poisonous cat stew plot’ Von Malcolm Moore (Telegraph). Vgl. 广东亿万富翁吃猫肉火锅中毒身亡续:疑遭投毒 (sohu.com/Beijing Chenbao).


China führt Maßnahmen gegen Phisher ein

Tuesday, 3.1.2012

“… Phishing nennt man den Versuch, Anwender … auf Seiten mit Schadcode oder falschen Eingabemasken für vertrauliche Daten zu locken …” Von Jack Clark und Florian Kalenda. Quelle: zdnet.de.


Thousands protest in central China [Anyang] over investment scams: Reports

Tuesday, 3.1.2012

Quelle: asiaone.com/Reuters. Vgl. 河南安阳担保公司卷400亿外逃 数千人示威 (dushi.ca/ Qingdao Ribao).


Alleged Chinese smuggling kingpin Lai Changxing ‘confesses’

Monday, 2.1.2012

Quelle: BBC


Fußball – Kriminalität: Korrupte Schiedsrichter in China vor Gericht

Wednesday, 21.12.2011

Quelle: SZ/dpa.


Successful capture of thousands

Tuesday, 20.12.2011

Public hailed for help in key manhunt Von Liu Meng (Global Times).


Aus Shanghais Schönheitskellern

Sunday, 18.12.2011

18 salon staff jailed for coercion “… Once lured into the salon, staff would offer unsuspecting customers free applications of facial products. But once the products were applied, beauticians would claim the chemicals were toxic and that the customer had to buy additional skin-care services as a remedy …” Von Zhao Wen (Shanghai Daily). Vgl. “不美容就毁容”,79人“被消费”34万元 (Jiefang Niu Wang/Jiefang Ribao).


A few hacker teams do most China based hacking

Tuesday, 13.12.2011

“… largely backed or directed by the government …” Quelle: SMH.


China executes ‘Godmother’ of prostitution [Wang Ziqi]

Saturday, 10.12.2011

“… who ran an enormous prostitution ring in … Chongqing …” Von Malcolm Moore. Quelle: Telegraph.


Schlag gegen Kinderhandel: 600 Festnahmen in China

Wednesday, 7.12.2011

178 Kinder wurden in zehn chinesischen Provinzen aus den Händen ihrer Peiniger befreit. Quelle: Die Presse.


Chinas bedrohte Kinder

Wednesday, 7.12.2011

Unfälle, Entführungen, dreckige Injektionsnadeln – chinesische Eltern leben in ständiger Angst um ihren Nachwuchs. Von Bernhard Bartsch. Quelle: NZZ.


Yuyao (Zhejiang): Child laborers from Myanmar rescued from slavery

Friday, 11.11.2011

“… recruited at a job fair held on China’s border with Myanmar … Police raided the textile factory following the report of the two Burmese teens and found five more underage Burmese workers …’The working condition is horrible. The place is muddy and nasty, just like a pigpen’ …” Von Wang Qingchu. Quelle: Shanghai Daily. Vgl. 多名缅甸少年来华打工被关浙江余姚黑工厂 (Zhongguo Jingji Wang/Qianjiang Wanbao).


Lenders wary after illegal fundraisers get death penalty

Wednesday, 9.11.2011

“… death penalty … has sent a chill across the underground banking markets in Wenzhou … a considerable number of businessmen committed suicide …” Von Yu Ran. Quelle: China Daily.


China will vom Kunstmarkt profitieren …

Monday, 7.11.2011

… und sein Image im Ausland pflegen. Pekings Horror vor dem Kontrollverlust Von Johnny Erling (Welt).


China Singled Out for Cyberspying

Friday, 4.11.2011

U.S. Intelligence Report Labels Chinese ‘Most Active’ in Economic Espionage. Von Siobhan Gorman. Quelle: NYT.


Russian and Chinese firms most likely to bribe overseas

Thursday, 3.11.2011

“… new survey released Wednesday by the anticorruption group Transparency International …” Quelle: LA Times.


Sailing inside the “Golden Triangle”

Monday, 31.10.2011

Thai soldiers ‘murdered’ Chinese sailors Von Malcolm Moore (The Telegraph).


Harvesting human organs

Thursday, 27.10.2011

Police crack underground organ-trade criminal ring (Global Times)


Villagers wonder what happened to their farmland

Tuesday, 25.10.2011

” …’We tried to dig out our parents’ bones for six days’ …” Von Liu Sheng. Quelle: Global Times.