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China May Soon Jail You For Clothes That "Hurt Feelings" Of Nation
Clothing that "hurts the feelings" of the nation could soon be outlawed in China, according to recent draft revisions to legislation, with their vagueness sparking concern over the broad scope for interpretation and enforcement.
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Explained: China's New Law Could Be A Headache For Foreign Businesses
A new Chinese law against foreign sanctions is designed to boost Beijing's power against international pressure, but could spark compliance dilemmas for foreign businesses operating in the world's second-largest economy.
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China Adopts First Counter-Terrorism Law
China adopted its first counter-terrorism law today after early drafts of the bill attracted strong criticism for provisions that may tighten media controls and threaten the intellectual property of foreign firms.
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After 6 Years on Death Row, Freed China Man is $189,000 Richer
A Chinese man who was freed after six years on death row following a wrongful murder conviction was paid USD 189,000 in compensation, state media said today, amid anger at the flawed legal system.
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China Considers Ending Death Penalty for Nine Crimes
Chinese state media say lawmakers are considering scrapping the death penalty for nine crimes, including illegal fund raising.
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China May Soon Jail You For Clothes That "Hurt Feelings" Of Nation
Clothing that "hurts the feelings" of the nation could soon be outlawed in China, according to recent draft revisions to legislation, with their vagueness sparking concern over the broad scope for interpretation and enforcement.
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Explained: China's New Law Could Be A Headache For Foreign Businesses
A new Chinese law against foreign sanctions is designed to boost Beijing's power against international pressure, but could spark compliance dilemmas for foreign businesses operating in the world's second-largest economy.
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China Adopts First Counter-Terrorism Law
China adopted its first counter-terrorism law today after early drafts of the bill attracted strong criticism for provisions that may tighten media controls and threaten the intellectual property of foreign firms.
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After 6 Years on Death Row, Freed China Man is $189,000 Richer
A Chinese man who was freed after six years on death row following a wrongful murder conviction was paid USD 189,000 in compensation, state media said today, amid anger at the flawed legal system.
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China Considers Ending Death Penalty for Nine Crimes
Chinese state media say lawmakers are considering scrapping the death penalty for nine crimes, including illegal fund raising.
