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Tag Archives: law
Li Ka-shing, grave robbery and a Hong Kong – Mainland legal precedent
According to today’s Information Times (信息时报): on Monday, two suspects involved in a grave robbery were questioned by a Hong Kong judge.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged grave robbing, Information Times, law, Li Ka-shing
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CCTV beats libel charges
Shenyang Evening News (沈阳晚报): An editorial about CCTV winning a libel lawsuit brought by a towel factory.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged CCTV, law, product safety, Shenyang Evening News
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A People’s War against smoking
The Beijing News (新京报): Smokers found smoking in no-smoking areas will face a 10 yuan fine.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged law, smoking, The Beijing News
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How to wash your brain
The origins of brainwashing; Wang Xiaofeng on media; Chinese arms for Zimbabwe; a book on China in Africa; a call for law blogs; Richard Quest; anti-CNN t-shirts for sale.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged arms, brainwashing, CNN, law, South Africa, Wang Xiaofeng, Zimbabwe
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What’s the value of a day of freedom?
An post from China Law Prof Blog about the legal monetary value of a day of freedom.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged blogs, Donald C. Clarke, law, legislation
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China Businesscast: China’s new labor law, everybody gets tenure
An interview with Steve Dickinson on China’s new labor law.
Posted in Business, Business and Finance, Danwei FM, IP and Law, Law
Tagged labor, law, Steve Dickinson
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Smoking ban for Beijing?
A smoking ban for Beijing. But can it really happen?
China Businesscast: Indigenous Innovation in China
A discussion about the relationship between intellectual property and “indigenous innovation” in China.
Posted in Danwei FM, IP and Law
Tagged China Businesscast, IPR, law
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China Businesscast: Restrictions on foreign investments with attorney Steven Dickinson
A conversation with attorney Steven Dickinson, coauthor of China Law Blog, on the new rules for foreign direct investment in China.
China Businesscast: China’s New Oriental and ETS, a classic IPR case study
A talk with IPR attorney Maya Alexandri on what IPR-related policies foreign companies operating in China should adopt.
Posted in Business, Business and Finance, Danwei FM, IP and Law
Tagged business, IPR, law
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