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Courts will continue to 'respect, abide by IP rules'
2018-04-20
Chinese courts will continue to uphold legal protections while handling foreign-related intellectual property cases to further improve technological innovations, officials from the nation's top court said on April 19.
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Top court steps up efforts on protection of Chinese relics
2018-04-18
China's courts have been ordered to strictly punish those who steal, destroy, smuggle and illegally purchase cultural relics.
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Trial of 15 alleged gangsters concludes
2018-04-16
A court in Shandong province has concluded the trial of 15 defendants accused of multiple gang-related crimes and rape.
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Website launched to publish work of Chinese courts
2018-04-14
China's top court launched a website to publish information on the work of the country's courts at all levels on April 13.
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Trial for violent gang members continues
2018-04-14
A case involving 15 people accused of multiple gang-related crimes as well as rape continued in a Shandong provincial court on April 13.
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China needs 1,500 ethnic judges by 2020
2018-04-13
A total of 1,500 judges from ethnic groups will help ethnic people effectively solve legal problems by 2020, China's top court said on April 12.
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China deals with more than 460 cases of copyright infringement
2018-04-12
China dealt with more than 460 cases involving copyright infringement in the first three months of the year, the National Office for the Fight Against Pornography and Illegal Publications said on April 12.
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Are you an employee? It depends, judges say
2018-04-11
In the past three years, Beijing has seen a growing number of labor disputes involving legal questions about employer-employee relationships.
