In China in 2006, one-fifth of searches on baidu.com was for unlicensed MP3’s. Baidu.com is China’s leading search engine with 50 percent of online searches conducted through its website.
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Information and statistics on the black market in China. Tracking counterfeit goods, human trafficking, the illegal wildlife trade, corruption and other illegal crime acts.
Percent of Searches for Pirated Tracks in China
In China in 2006, one-fifth of searches on baidu.com was for unlicensed MP3’s. Baidu.com is China’s leading search engine with 50 percent of online searches conducted through its website.
Illegal Timber Smuggled into China From Myanmar in 2006
1.5 million tonnes of timber worth $350 million was smuggled into China from Myanmar’s teak forests in 2006 from illegal logging activities.
Illegal Timber Smuggled into China From Myanmar in 2006
1.5 million tonnes of timber worth $350 million was smuggled into China from Myanmar’s teak forests in 2006 from illegal logging activities.
Human smuggling activity from China
The number of humans who are smuggled into the United States from China each year ranges from 10,000 to 50,000.
Chinese human smuggler profit per client
According to a study published by the National Institute of Justice (US), the median profit per client for a Chinese human smuggler was $10,000.
Human smuggling fee from China to the United Kingdom
Chinese Nationals were paying $41,800 to be smuggled from China into the United Kingdom before being arrested by authorities.
Human smuggling fee from North Korea to China
Citizens of North Korea attempting to be smuggled out of the country and into China pay human smugglers between $2,000 to $10,000.
50,000 to 100,000 North Koreans living in China
An estimated 50,000 to 100,000 North Koreans are believed to be living in China.
North Koreas enter and leave China
Published reports have stated that the as many as 500,000 North Koreans may have been to China and returned back to North Korea over the past ten years.