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Professor works for women's rightsChina's first Anti-Domestic Violence Law came into force on March 1, 2016, bringing domestic violence under legal supervision so that people, especially women, can say "no" to it.
Public participation key for rule of law, says expertThe law should protect the rights of citizens to carry out charity and public services, which can be achieved only through the wide participation of citizens in the process of legislation, said Yang Tuan, a researcher on social policy at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.
Liu Xinyu, who cares left-behind childrenLiu Xinyu is the president of the charitable organization "On the Road to School", which has been focusing on assisting left-behind children since 2013.
A policeman lightens up people’s heartsChen Qingzhou, a policeman who has nearly 800 thousand followers on Chinese microblog Sina Weibo, has an amiable and resounding nickname: “the lighting up policeman”. He now serves as the instructor in Jimei Police Station of Xiamen.
Self-taught senior gains man’s freedomAfter twenty three years in prison, Chen Man was acquitted of homicide and set free. When he arrived home and saw his parents again, he expressed gratitude to Cheng Shirong saying that “Cheng is my second mother and I will remember her all my life and reward her kindness”.
Legal thinker revitalizes bankrupt enterprisesLu Xiaoyan is good at revitalizing local bankrupted enterprises.
Judge Huang Zhili respected and lovedJudge Huang Zhili respected and loved
Pioneer of mediation focuses on communityWhen she graduated from college in 1994, 20-year-old Zhu Zhengxu was confident she would be a good judge.
Beijing judge awarded as 'Person of the Year'Liu won the award for her efforts in many cases that had attracted wide attention, such as the divorce of Li Yang, founder of 'Crazy English'.
