Angst vor der erwachenden Zivilgesellschaft
Tuesday, 15.4.2014Von Kai Strittmatter. Quelle: SZ.
Archiv für 'Recht'
China will gängige Praxis beenden: Keine Organe mehr von Hingerichteten?
Sunday, 13.4.2014Nachtrag. Von Ruth Kirchner. Quelle: ARD.
A stronger judiciary, more responsive people’s congresses, a more independent press
Friday, 11.4.2014China’s future – Enter the Chinese NGO The Communist Party is giving more freedom to a revolutionary idea (The Economist).
China corruption plan: Punish those who expose it
Wednesday, 9.4.2014Von Calum MacLeod. Quelle: USA Today.
Public Opinion, Criminal Justice, and Incipient Popular Liberalism in China
Sunday, 23.3.2014Von Joshua Rosenzweig. Quelle: The China Story.
The Life and Death of Cao Shunli (1961 — 2014)
Tuesday, 18.3.2014Von Yaxue Cao. Quelle: China Change.
With legal reforms, China wants less interfering in cases, fewer death penalty crimes
Sunday, 9.3.2014Von Sui-Lee Wee und Li Hui. Quelle: Reuters.
Red Lights Dim in China’s Sin City
Friday, 7.3.2014China is undergoing the harshest anti-vice campaign the government has mounted in years (…). Von Edward Wong. Quelle: NYT.
Once hired, never fired?
Thursday, 6.3.2014China Employment Contracts. The Basics on Probation. Von Dan Harris. Quelle: China Law Blog.
Beijing court accepts claim over forced WW2 labour
Thursday, 27.2.2014Von Christopher Bodeen. Quelle: The Scotsman. Vgl. China steps up propaganda war on Japan “… plans to mark the ‘rape of Nanjing’ in new national holiday …”, “… attempt to make the Second World War a central theme of a presidential trip to Germany next month …” Von Tom Phillips (Telegraph).
Petitioners are frequently forced to go home
Wednesday, 26.2.2014China stresses rule of law in reform of age-old petitions system (New Straits Time). Vgl. 中央出台规定解决信访问题：推行律师参与接访 (qq.com/Beijing Qingnian Bao).
Dongguan: Crackdown on Sex City
Friday, 14.2.2014China names errant law enforcement officials for the first time Read more: China names errant law enforcement officials for the first time
Wednesday, 12.2.2014Quelle: New Straits Time/Reuters.
Spanish arrest orders issued for former Chinese officials accused of genocide in Tibet
Wednesday, 12.2.2014China bristling, Spain seeks to curb its judges’ international rights clout Von Inmaculada Sanz (Reuters).
Ma Ainong 马爱侬: Chinese Literary Translator Gets her Day in Court
Thursday, 6.2.2014Blogeintrag von Bruce Humes.
To Bribe Or Not To Bribe
Sunday, 2.2.2014Comparing Perceptions About Justice, Morality, And InequalityAmong Rural And Urban Chinese Von Christine B. Avenarius und Xudong Zhao. Abstract und PDF. Quelle: Academia.
Vier Jahre Haft: China verurteilt Bürgerrechtler Xu Zhiyong 许志永
Monday, 27.1.2014“Neben dem inhaftierten Liu Xiaobo gilt er als einer der wichtigsten Menschenrechtsaktivisten des Landes …” Quelle: SZ. Vgl. 中国活动人士许志永被判4年有期徒刑 (FT Chinese). Ferner: For Freedom, Justice and Love — My Closing Statement to the Court Von Xu Zhiyong (China Change).
Kein Abschied vom Lager
Saturday, 18.1.2014Chinas Gefängnissystem nach «Umerziehung durch Arbeit». Von Markus Ackeret. Quelle: NZZ.
China abolishes its labour camps and releases prisoners
Friday, 10.1.2014Von Malcolm Moore. Quelle: Telegraph.
Killing of Two Demolition Officials by Chinese Veteran Farmer Wins Public Sympathy
Sunday, 29.12.2013Von Jack Hu. Quelle: Global Voices. Vgl. 苏州两名拆迁人员被杀 律师称涉事村民系自卫 (sina.com/Nanfang Dushi Bao).
We would not let you go even if your father is Li Gang!
Sunday, 29.12.2013Bizarre China Report: Elite Privilege, Firewater Collateral And Beijing’s Kremlin Von Heng Shao (Forbes).
