China released a book reviewing the theory and practice of the building of law-based governance over the past year on March 22 in Beijing.

The Blue Book on the Rule of Law in China (2017) is released at a seminar on March 22 in Beijing. [Photo/cnr.cn]

Published by the Social Sciences Academic Press (China), the Blue Book on the Rule of Law in China (2017) covers hot issues including China’s supervision system reform, government and social capital cooperation, sharing economy regulations, internet platform regulations, and open government data.

The book also provides China’s first third-party assessment index system in terms of children’s rights protection.

The system was built to showcase the reality, achievements and challenges of children’s rights protection in China, according to the book.

The book makes clear that public awareness and the cultural environment for protecting children’s rights should be further improved.

Tong Gengxing, deputy editor-in-chief of the Social Sciences Academic Press (China) makes a speech at the seminar. [Photo/cnr.cn]