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Chinese courts livestream nearly 7 million trials: Report
2020-05-26
China has pushed forward judicial openness, livestreaming 6.96 million court trials, with 23.7 billion views, according to a work report of the Supreme People's Court on May 25.
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Legal protections, services upheld during pandemic
2020-05-26
Chinese people and enterprises have been given strong legal protection and efficient legal services during the novel coronavirus pneumonia outbreak thanks to intensified efforts of the country's procuratorates and courts at all levels.
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China to advance modernization of judicial system, capacity: report
2020-05-26
BEIJING - Chinese courts will further advance the modernization of judicial system and capacity, according to a work report of the Supreme People's Court.
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Summary of SPC’s handling of suggestions from deputies to 2nd session of 13th NPC
2020-05-25
During the second session of the 13th National People’s Congress (NPC) in 2019, the Supreme People's Court (SPC) received 355 suggestions from 688 NPC deputies in 33 delegations, addressing all of them within the prescribed time limit.
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Chinese courts livestream nearly 7 million trials: Report
2020-05-26
China has pushed forward judicial openness, livestreaming 6.96 million court trials, with 23.7 billion views, according to a work report of the Supreme People's Court on May 25.
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Top court to ease litigation for foreigners
2020-05-25
Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, China's top court has been working on legal documents and calling for the wide application of online platforms in judicial work to ensure the quality and efficiency of foreign-related case hearings, a chief judge of the court said.
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Courts take aim at rent cases linked to outbreak
2020-05-20
Chinese courts won't back landlords ending leases when tenants who work in service industries can't pay rent on time after their business was affected by the novel coronavirus outbreak,says the top court.
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Courts will support parents to get refunds when kids spend cash on streaming platforms: Official
2020-05-20
The courts will support parents if they want refunds of money that was spent by their children on online games or hosts of live streaming platforms from internet companies, an official from China's top court said on May 19.
