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Feedback helps SPC upgrade case database
2026-03-13
Following suggestions from national lawmakers, the Supreme People’s Court (SPC) upgraded its judicial case database last year to include a broader range of cases, particularly those involving technological innovation and business development, in order to better serve the public and respond to their needs through the justice system.
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WIPO Celebrates the International Day of Women Judges: Five female judges weigh in on their journeys, what IP means to them, and their advice for the next generation
2026-03-12
Since 2022, the United Nations has recognized March 10 as the International Day of Women Judges. By celebrating this day, the UN seeks to promote women’s current and future participation in all levels of the judiciary, acknowledge the challenges faced and progress made by women judges, and inspire the next generation.
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Nation intensifies crackdown on telecom, online fraud
2026-03-10
Chinese prosecutors and judges are ramping up efforts to fight telecom and online fraud, particularly cross-border activities, following significant progress in the past year, according to work reports from China's top judicial authorities.
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Courts help boost high-level opening-up
2026-03-09
In a complex global environment and amid a substantial rise in foreign-related cases, Chinese courts are committed to ensuring equal protection for all entities and have implemented various measures to enhance the nation's business environment, offering "Chinese solutions" for resolving international disputes, according to the head of China's top court.
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Protection for minors enhanced
2026-03-09
China is continuing to strengthen judicial protection for minors, maintaining a "zero tolerance" stance toward crimes against children while applying a balanced approach combining punishment, education and rehabilitation for juvenile offenders, according to work reports from the nation's top judicial authorities.
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Chinese courts step up crackdown on cyber crimes
2026-03-10
China's courts had concluded 9,326 cases involving crimes endangering cyber security over the past five years, an increase of 158.5 percent from the previous five-year period, according to a work report of the Supreme People's Court on Monday.







