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SPC vice president meets with LESI president
2019-11-26
Luo Dongchuan, SPC's vice-president, met with a delegation from the Licensing Executives Society International (LESI) led by Fiona Nicholson, LESI’s president, on Nov 22.
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Directive aims to foil IPR infringements
2019-11-25
The government plans to effectively curb the frequent occurrence of intellectual property rights infringements in China by 2022 in a move to further enhance IPR protection, a newly disclosed directive said.
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Litigation to help public to be widened
2019-11-22
Expanding the scope of public interest litigation - as decided by the central leadership at a key meeting last month - will help to uphold and improve the rule of law in the country's governance, legal experts said.
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China to establish multi-pronged mechanism for financial dispute resolution
2019-11-22
Chinese authorities have vowed to put in place a multi-pronged mechanism for financial dispute resolution to protect legitimate rights and interests of financial consumers and prevent and defuse financial risks, according to an official directive.
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Circuit court established to preserve cultural heritage in east China
2019-11-22
A circuit court specializing in cultural heritage protection was set up Thursday in east China's Fujian Province.
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Court scolds online seller over stickers mocking nation's martyrs
2019-11-21
A Hangzhou court ruled on Nov 19 that a local online store operator should immediately cease harming the reputation of national martyrs and apologize on State-level media to eliminate the negative influence.
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