China Law Blogs
Posts from blogs about Law in China
- May You Live In Interesting Times Online: Does China’s Green Dam Includes Pirated Code?
- Supreme People’s Court of China: “Current Economic Situation Makes Granting IPR Injunctions More Difficult”
- Sino-Japanese IPR Memorandum of Understanding: What Does It All Mean?
- Liu Renwen on death by lethal injectionAccording to the China Daily, by the end of 2009, all executions in China Beijing will be by lethal injection instead of the traditional gunshot. (I’ve previously blogged here and here on this issue.) Here, in translation courtesy of the…
- Prof. Benjamin Liebman and Chinese courtsHere’s a nice profile of Ben Liebman, a fellow Chinese law professor at Columbia. It has some interesting points about Ben’s work on Chinese courts.
- The Month The Censors Stopped Taking Their MedicationHere’s an excellent post on Rebecca MacKinnon’s blog on recent developments in censorship in China.
- Tianenmen Square Anniversary - Are things changing?http://news.bbc.co.uk/onthisday/hi/dates/stories/june/4/newsid_2496000/2496277.stm While never expecting to be able to see anything about Tianenmen Square on the internet here in China, we still try every now and again to see what we can pull up with a simple internet search. Also, the…
- China earthquake medical supplies list — EnglishDownload earthquake_needs_sichuan_china_21_may_2008.doc This is a Word document of the present needs list of medical supplies. This translation came from our office because we have been asked for an English language version. Funds might be sent in via the Red Cross,…
- Chinese Visa BacklogWe have been getting 20-30 phone calls per day about getting a Chinese visa. Each caller seems to have been told some different story about what can and can not be done. So, I’m writing to try and clarify things…
- China’s Internet Censoring. Hate To Say I Told You So, But I Told You So….
- China’s Labor Law. The Bark Is The Bite.
- China’s Anti-Monopoly Law. One Year On.
