Following recent revisions to China’s Law on the Protection of the Rights and Interests of Women, the Supreme People’s Procuratorate has issued a notice on implementing the law’s new requirements, conveniently released just as International Women’s Day approaches.
Posts published in “CLT Originals”
Original articles on Chinese law written by the CLT Community
In 2014, the content of China’s former National Security Law was largely imported into a new Counter-Espionage Law, leaving space for the new National[……] Read more
Newly released measures on “Credit information restoration” clarify procedures for entities applying to end the public display of their negative credi[……] Read more
The National People’s Congress Standing Committee (NPCSC) is substantially revising the Administrative Reconsideration Law (ARL), which provides an un[……] Read more
An initial overview and critique of China's first draft Social Credit Law.
A recent, widely-cited report by Safeguard Defenders has created a wave of attention on “overseas Chinese police stations”. The report raises two i[……] Read more
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