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New rules to curb misuse of facial recognition tech
2021-07-29
The Supreme People's Court issued a judicial document on Wednesday setting out guidelines for the use of face-scanning technology and protection of people's identities and privacy.
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People's tribunals conclude 20.3 mln cases within 5 years
2021-07-27
People's tribunals, the lowest level of courts in China, accepted 20.4 million cases from 2016 to 2020, of which nearly 20.3 million were concluded.
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Courts urged to lend more support to rural vitalization efforts
2021-07-27
China's top court issued a guideline on Monday urging courts to provide stronger legal support to promote rural vitalization and speed up the modernization of agriculture and rural areas.
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One-stop commercial dispute service online
2021-07-26
A one-stop service for resolving international commercial disputes that opened on Wednesday is designed to meet the new demands of the online era and provide fast, convenient and low-cost legal services.
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China court issues first ruling on personal bankruptcy
2021-07-20
China's first ruling on personal bankruptcy cases took effect on Monday, about four months after the country's first local regulation on personal bankruptcy went into effect in March.
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Country's first labor court opens
2021-07-19
China's first court for handling labor disputes opened in Suzhou, Jiangsu province, on Friday to better protect workers' rights and maintain good relations between employers and employees.
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Serving justice to serve the people
2021-07-14
As the Communist Party of China (CPC) celebrated its 100th birthday in early July, China solemnly declared the accomplishment of its first centenary goal of building a moderately prosperous society in all respects.
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Video copyright clash sparks compromise call
2021-07-13
Legal experts are calling for the mutual development of the long and short video industries in tandem with copyright protection, suggesting courts play a bigger role in seeking to balance copyright protection and industry growth.