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The US-China Trade Agreement: English and Chinese texts, plus a few comments

January 16, 2020 Donald Clarke

Here are the English and Chinese texts of the trade agreement signed yesterday. I’ve archived them at the perma.cc site…

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A quick guide to the new Commission on Comprehensive Governance according to Law (CCGAL)

Ling Li 4 Comments

What is the Central Party CCGAL? It is a newly established decision-making body at the highest rank that is mandated…

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New regulations on designation of carriers of intangible cultural heritage

December 10, 2019 Donald Clarke

China’s Ministry of Culture and Tourism has just promulgated regulations on how to go about the official designation of particular…

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Kovrig/Spavor cases forwarded to procuracy

Donald Clarke

Just yesterday (Dec. 9) I wrote about the Kovrig/Spavor cases, noting that the deadline for the police to forward the…

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Kovrig/Spavor timetable

December 9, 2019 Donald Clarke 4 Comments

Tomorrow is the first anniversary of the detentions of Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor. Both were formally arrested (逮捕) apparently…

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NPCSC opens online platform for requests to review substatutory documents

December 7, 2019 Donald Clarke

Here’s a very informative post on this at the NPC Observer blog.

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Amazing resource for Chinese judicial statistics now available at the Library of Congress

November 26, 2019 Donald Clarke

The Library of Congress now has a huge collection of Chinese judicial statistics (人民法院司法统计历史典籍) covering 1949 to 2016. The bibliographic…

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Posted in: Law, Scholarly news (books, articles, conferences)

More secret Xinjiang documents revealed

November 24, 2019 Donald Clarke

Hot on the heels of last week’s blockbuster exposé of secret Xinjiang documents in the New York Times, the International…

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Hong Kong mask regulation case: the Legislative Affairs Commission strikes back

November 19, 2019 Donald Clarke 3 Comments

The Legislative Affairs Commission (LAC) of the National People’s Congress Standing Committee (NPCSC) has issued a statement (Xinhua report in…

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Hong Kong High Court decision invalidating mask ban

Donald Clarke

On November 18, 2019, the High Court of Hong Kong (Court of First Instance) rendered a judgment on a challenge…

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