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1 week ago | 
chinadaily.com.cn | Cao Yin
A recent cyberattack on an unnamed technology company in Guangzhou, Guangdong province, was traced to a hacker group affiliated with Taiwan's Democratic Progressive Party, according to local police. The public security bureau in the city's Tianhe district released the findings of its investigation on Tuesday, vowing to continue cracking down on the criminal networks and those behind them.
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1 week ago | 
chinadailyhk.com | Cao Yin
China's highest court has mandated judges nationwide to uphold the precise application of the Civil Code in order to bolster high-quality economic and social development. This directive was underscored by a groundbreaking case unveiled on Tuesday, emphasizing the critical importance of safeguarding individuals' personal rights amidst the rapid advancement of new technologies.
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1 week ago | 
global.chinadaily.com.cn | Cao Yin
A recent cyberattack on a technology company in Guangzhou, Guangdong province, has been traced back to a hacker group affiliated with Taiwan's Democratic Progressive Party, according to police investigation. The public security bureau in the city's Tianhe district released the results of the investigation on Tuesday, stating that it will continue to dismantle the criminal gangs and masterminds involved.
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1 week ago | 
chinadaily.com.cn | Cao Yin
China's top court has underscored the importance of protecting people's right to reputation in cyberspace, urging judges to take a firm stance against online misconduct among fan groups and to encourage rational support for celebrities. In a case disclosed on Monday, the Supreme People's Court highlighted chaotic online behavior such as verbal abuse, inciting conflict and spreading rumors within highly organized fan circles known as fanquan.
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1 week ago | 
global.chinadaily.com.cn | Cao Yin
Nearly 180 law students from across China showcased their skills in handling international legal matters during a talent competition held over the past weekend. The event, entirely conducted in English, took place at the China University of Political Science and Law (CUPL) on May 24 and 25, marking the third year of this prestigious competition.
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2 weeks ago | 
chinadaily.com.cn | Cao Yin
China boasts over 900 juvenile tribunals that have seamlessly integrated civil, criminal and administrative trials in case management, offering robust safeguards for minors while actively mitigating factors that could jeopardize their physical and mental well-being. The Supreme People's Court, the highest judicial body in the nation, announced the news on Thursday, noting that these unified tribunals constitute approximately one-third of all juvenile tribunals nationwide.
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2 weeks ago | 
global.chinadaily.com.cn | Cao Yin
Arbitration experts have praised a Beijing court for its efforts to regulate arbitration procedures and pledged to work with judges to make the capital a preferred venue for resolving international commercial disputes. On Wednesday morning, the Beijing International Commercial Tribunal publicly heard a case involving the validity of a foreign-related arbitration agreement at the newly launched physical operation platform of the Beijing International Arbitration Center.
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2 weeks ago | 
chinadaily.com.cn | Cao Yin
Ling Chengxing, former head of the State Tobacco Monopoly Administration, has been sentenced to 16 years in prison over corruption, a court in Jilin province announced on Wednesday. Ling was given a 13-year imprisonment for accepting bribes and a five-year sentence for abuse of power, the Changchun Intermediate People's Court ruled, noting that it decided to combine the punishments for the multiple offenses and sentenced him to 16 years.
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2 weeks ago | 
chinadailyhk.com | Cao Yin
Top court stresses severe punishment for people who lure and harm childrenChinese courts are intensifying their crackdown on crimes against minors, underscoring a "zero-tolerance" stance with the recent execution of three child rapists, the Supreme People's Court announced. The top court emphasized its unwavering determination to severely punish child sexual abuse, detailing the cases of the three men executed on Friday after their death sentences were approved.
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2 weeks ago | 
chinadaily.com.cn | Cao Yin
Chinese courts are intensifying their crackdown on crimes against minors, underscoring a "zero-tolerance" stance with the recent execution of three child rapists, the Supreme People's Court announced. The top court emphasized its unwavering determination to severely punish child sexual abuse, detailing the cases of the three men executed on Friday after their death sentences were approved.
