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Chinese Court Rules AI Automation Is Not Valid Reason For Firing Employees
Hangzhou Intermediate People's Court ruled in favour of an employee who was fired by a tech company to be replaced with cost-saving AI.
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Chinese Woman Ordered To Apologise Publicly For 15 Days Over Sarcastic Post About Her Husband
She also admitted that she should not have mocked Gao or called him a pig.
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Married Chinese Man Dies After Hotel Sex With Lover, Family Seeks Rs 60 Lakh Payout
A Chinese court ordered a woman to pay US$8,600 to the family of her married lover who died from a heart attack after sex in a hotel.
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Kidnapped, Sold As Infant, China Man Seeks Rs 7.8 Crore Compensation After 17 Years
A man kidnapped and sold as an infant nearly two decades ago is now seeking compensation of 6.77 million yuan (approx. Rs 7.8 crore) from the defendants in a Chinese court.
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Chinese Court Jails Beijing Critic Billionaire Sun Dawu For "Provoking Trouble"
A Chinese court sentenced agricultural tycoon Sun Dawu to 18 years imprisonment on Wednesday for a catalogue of crimes including "provoking trouble" after the outspoken billionaire and grassroots rights supporter was tried in secret.
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China Court Finds Man Executed 21 Years Ago Innocent
China's top court on Friday cleared a man executed 21 years ago for murder -- more than a decade after another man confessed to the killing.
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Fearing Secret Trial, Activists' Friends Protest China Court
Around two dozen supporters of a prominent Chinese human rights lawyer and three activists charged with subversion protested outside a northern city court amid widespread concerns that authorities were holding their trials in secret.
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China Courts Hardline Buddhist Party Ahead of Myanmar Poll
A powerful ethnic nationalist politician from one of Myanmar's poorest and most volatile regions said Chinese officials made him an irresistible offer during a recent visit to the country: Ask for anything, and we'll give it to you.
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China Convicted More Than 700 for Terrorism, Separatism in 2014: Court
China convicted and sentenced 712 people for terrorism, separatism and related crimes last year, the country's top court said today, saying such offences were its top priority for 2015.
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China Court Gives Out New Death Penalty After Wrongful Execution
A court in China sentenced a man to death on today for crimes including the murder and rape of a woman in 1996 which another person was wrongly executed for before being exonerated last year, state media reported.
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China Courts Put Reporter on Trial, Reject Uighur Scholar's Appeal
Chinese authorities put on trial on Friday an outspoken journalist accused of revealing state secrets and rejected an appeal by a prominent Uighur scholar whose life sentence on separatism charges had sparked an outcry from the West.
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China Court Hears First Gay 'Conversion Therapy' Case
A Beijing court on Thursday heard a landmark case on "gay conversion" treatment, while outside the courtroom an activist in a nurse's uniform knelt over a patient, wielding a giant needle.
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Idea Cellular's costs constrain profit growth at 32% in June quarter
Idea, part of the Aditya Birla conglomerate, said consolidated net profit rose 32 per cent to Rs 234 crore for its fiscal first quarter ended June, its first profit rise in five quarters.
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Corrupt executive gets suspended death sentence in China
A Shanghai court handed the former chief executive of a large state-owned pharmaceutical company a suspended death sentence for corruption that enabled him to amass more than 50 million yuan ($8 million), an official said Wednesday.
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Chinese Court Rules AI Automation Is Not Valid Reason For Firing Employees
Hangzhou Intermediate People's Court ruled in favour of an employee who was fired by a tech company to be replaced with cost-saving AI.
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Chinese Woman Ordered To Apologise Publicly For 15 Days Over Sarcastic Post About Her Husband
She also admitted that she should not have mocked Gao or called him a pig.
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Married Chinese Man Dies After Hotel Sex With Lover, Family Seeks Rs 60 Lakh Payout
A Chinese court ordered a woman to pay US$8,600 to the family of her married lover who died from a heart attack after sex in a hotel.
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Kidnapped, Sold As Infant, China Man Seeks Rs 7.8 Crore Compensation After 17 Years
A man kidnapped and sold as an infant nearly two decades ago is now seeking compensation of 6.77 million yuan (approx. Rs 7.8 crore) from the defendants in a Chinese court.
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Chinese Court Jails Beijing Critic Billionaire Sun Dawu For "Provoking Trouble"
A Chinese court sentenced agricultural tycoon Sun Dawu to 18 years imprisonment on Wednesday for a catalogue of crimes including "provoking trouble" after the outspoken billionaire and grassroots rights supporter was tried in secret.
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China Court Finds Man Executed 21 Years Ago Innocent
China's top court on Friday cleared a man executed 21 years ago for murder -- more than a decade after another man confessed to the killing.
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Fearing Secret Trial, Activists' Friends Protest China Court
Around two dozen supporters of a prominent Chinese human rights lawyer and three activists charged with subversion protested outside a northern city court amid widespread concerns that authorities were holding their trials in secret.
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China Courts Hardline Buddhist Party Ahead of Myanmar Poll
A powerful ethnic nationalist politician from one of Myanmar's poorest and most volatile regions said Chinese officials made him an irresistible offer during a recent visit to the country: Ask for anything, and we'll give it to you.
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China Convicted More Than 700 for Terrorism, Separatism in 2014: Court
China convicted and sentenced 712 people for terrorism, separatism and related crimes last year, the country's top court said today, saying such offences were its top priority for 2015.
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China Court Gives Out New Death Penalty After Wrongful Execution
A court in China sentenced a man to death on today for crimes including the murder and rape of a woman in 1996 which another person was wrongly executed for before being exonerated last year, state media reported.
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China Courts Put Reporter on Trial, Reject Uighur Scholar's Appeal
Chinese authorities put on trial on Friday an outspoken journalist accused of revealing state secrets and rejected an appeal by a prominent Uighur scholar whose life sentence on separatism charges had sparked an outcry from the West.
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China Court Hears First Gay 'Conversion Therapy' Case
A Beijing court on Thursday heard a landmark case on "gay conversion" treatment, while outside the courtroom an activist in a nurse's uniform knelt over a patient, wielding a giant needle.
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Idea Cellular's costs constrain profit growth at 32% in June quarter
Idea, part of the Aditya Birla conglomerate, said consolidated net profit rose 32 per cent to Rs 234 crore for its fiscal first quarter ended June, its first profit rise in five quarters.
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Corrupt executive gets suspended death sentence in China
A Shanghai court handed the former chief executive of a large state-owned pharmaceutical company a suspended death sentence for corruption that enabled him to amass more than 50 million yuan ($8 million), an official said Wednesday.
