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In a third case, he could be charged for alleged bribe-taking from a large Spanish bank.
BBC: Spain Judge Baltasar Garzon vows to fight conviction
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The second son of South Korean President Kim Dae-jung has been charged with bribe-taking and evading taxes.
BBC: S Korean president's second son charged
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On May 5th prosecutors filed yet more charges of bribe-taking and influence-peddling.
ECONOMIST: Banyan
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In September, party officials accused him of "engaging in improper sexual relations with several women" in addition to bribe-taking and abuse of power.
WSJ: Chinese Officials Ousted Over Alleged Sexual Exploits
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Arvind Kejriwal said his party would fight against the culture of "bribe-taking" and pledged to contest the next general elections due in 2014.
BBC: Arvind Kejriwal
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The average local police station is full of beefy men smoking and chatting, paperwork is tapped out on typewriters, pay is miserable and bribe-taking routine.
ECONOMIST: Russia's police no longer know how to handle a riot
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Kaushik Basu, the chief economic adviser to India's finance ministry, suggests that this may be partly because the law treats both bribe-giving and bribe-taking as crimes.
ECONOMIST: A novel way to combat corruption
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Its noisy championing of tougher rules for bribe-taking was brought to a swift halt this month with the arrest of Joji Yamamoto, a Democratic Party politician.
ECONOMIST: Japan
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Former railways minister Liu Zhijun will face trial after being sacked in 2011 and was charged with bribe-taking and abuse of power on Wednesday, Beijing Times reports.
BBC: China media: Debate on North Korea
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All opportunities for bribe-taking and bribe-giving have thus been removed.
BBC: Bribery in India: A website for whistleblowers
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In January, 2005, he was detained for questioning about embezzlement, bribe-taking, and intentional harm regarding his role in arranging the killing of a contractor who sought to expose him.
NEWYORKER: Boss Rail
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Tensions also flared in June, when Australian mining giant Rio Tinto rejected a potential deal with Chinalco, and in July when Chinese authorities arrested an Australian citizen and Rio Tinto employee, Stern Hu, on charges of bribe-taking.
WSJ: Dalai Down Under