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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.
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Chief justice urges life-long learning at courts
2018-04-06
The head of China’s top court urged court staff around the country to stick to life-long learning and keep improving their judicial capability on April 4 in Beijing.
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SPC holds meeting on breaking enforcement difficulties
2018-04-04
The head of China’s top court urged courts around the country to work resolutely to break judgment enforcement bottlenecks at a meeting on April 3.
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Online lawsuit system saves time, money for litigants
2018-04-03
A new system that allows lawsuits to be filed online saved litigants across China from making more than 22.5 million visits to courthouses last year, according to the Supreme People’s Court.
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Top security chief meets with S African chief justice
2018-04-03
China's top security chief Guo Shengkun called for deepening cooperation in the law field between China and South Africa at a meeting with the chief justice of South Africa on April 2 in Beijing.
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Beijing cracks down on disturbing cartoons
2018-04-03
More than 2.1 million online animated videos and games featuring popular children's characters in sexual or violent scenarios have been deleted as part of a campaign targeting companies registered in Beijing, local authorities said on April 3.
