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Yangtze region courts emphasize environmental protection, see drop in crime
2021-11-02
Courts in the Yangtze River Delta have intensified efforts to handle civil and administrative disputes in recent years to smooth the way for high-quality economic and social development in the region, a report said on Tuesday.
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China's personal information law comes into effect
2021-11-02
China's law on personal information protection came into effect on Monday.
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New rules to better protect IPR, fight monopolies
2021-10-31
In order to uphold the rule of law, China's top court will speed up the drafting of new judicial interpretations on the handling of antimonopoly civil disputes to further maintain a fair market environment for competition.
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China to enhance judicial measures against monopoly
2021-10-30
China's Supreme People's Court (SPC) on Friday vowed to enhance judicial measures to better guard the country's market environment against monopolistic behavior.
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Courts urged to wade into river, fishing issues
2021-10-29
In a move to further environmental protection, Chinese courts are now required to lend stronger legal support to implementing the 10-year fishing ban that covers the key tributaries of the Yangtze River, by strengthening relevant case handling.
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SPC vice-president calls for fair and effective settlement of cross-border civil and commercial disputes
2021-10-28
China has largely promoted international cooperation in recognition and execution of foreign judgments in civil or commercial matters and accumulated useful experience in foreign law ascertainment and application, said Tao Kaiyuan, vice-president of the Supreme People's Court (SPC) at a symposium held during the Maritime Silk Road International Forum on Judicial Cooperation on Oct 26.
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