The trial of former Chongqing Party chief Bo Xilai, the verdict of which is to be announced at a later date, has fueled public debate about the punishments that should be meted out to corrupt officials.
A CPC newspaper Monday suggested the country pay more attention to technology's role in supervising officials and curbing corruption.
The Jinan Intermediate People's Court on Saturday held the third-day hearing on the case of bribery, embezzlement and abuse of power involving Bo Xilai.
Wang Lijun testifies on Bo's power abuse charge
Bo Xilai rejects testimony from his wife
Bo Xilai denies charges of bribery
Lawyers hired by Bo himself: court spokesman
Fallen senior official Bo Xilai rejected his wife's testimony, saying that she is "crazy" and "always tells lies" on Friday. Bo Xilai denies charges of bribery
The Jinan Intermediate People's Court will continue to hear the case of bribery, embezzlement and abuse of power involving Bo Xilai on Saturday.
The Jinan Intermediate People's Court in East China's Shandong province continued to hear the bribery, embezzlement and abuse of power case involving Bo Xilai Friday morning.
Former senior official Bo Xilai denied bribery charges against him during the first day of the high-profile court hearing on Thursday.Trial of Bo Xilai continues
Case breaks ground for transparency
The trial of Bo Xilai, former Communist Party of China (CPC) chief of Chongqing Municipal Committee, opened Thursday morning at Jinan Intermediate People's Court in east China's Shandong Province.
Many fallen officials had already occupied high-level posts.
Bo Xilai is standing trial in open court at the Jinan Intermediate People's Court in East China, on charges of bribery, graft and abuse of power.
Xu Ming testifies in Bo trial
Judges who violate laws and disciplines are a shame to China's judicial system and scar courts' credibility, and they must be severely punished, the country's top judge said on Thursday.
Protecting whistleblowers is the best way to encourage real-name tip-offs, so that the public could contribute to anti-corruption efforts without fear, and corrupt officials would find nowhere to hide.
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