Six bronze wares of the Shang (c.16th century -- 11 century BC) and Zhou (11th century -- 256 BC) dynasties were transferred to the China Court Museum for permanent collection on Oct 30.
Building a state-level intellectual property rights appeals mechanism will help protect innovation, create a fair and convenient business environment and unify application of law in patent cases.
China's top court has vowed to strictly review the legality of administrative documents issued by government departments when handling lawsuits against them.
A research institute on internet-related disputes and improving quality of such cases was established in Hangzhou, East China's Zhejiang province, on Tuesday.
Ma Shizhong, member of Party Leadership Group of the Supreme People's Court (SPC) pointed out that more efforts should be made to achieve breakthrough in judicial reform.
China will have more power to fight corruption and conduct international cooperation on criminal cases after two related laws were adopted by the country's top legislature on Friday.
China will accelerate legislation of its new foreign investment law amid efforts to boost investment liberalization, the Ministry of Commerce (MOC) said on Oct 25.
Judicial officials vowed to redouble their efforts to solve problems in the legal system that draw the most complaints from the public and welcomed more supervision from residents to further improve the rule of law and push forward judicial reforms.
