Hong Kong employer found guilty in “torture” case involving Indonesian maid
Tuesday, 10.2.2015Quelle: Straits Times
Archiv für 'Recht'
Hangzhou Police Are Alibaba’s Thugs, Webmaster Says after Detention
Tuesday, 10.2.2015Quelle: Caixin Online
Interview on “Ningyuan Shuanggui”
Saturday, 7.2.2015“…a 36-minutes video exposing the plight of Xiao Yifei, a local Chinese Communist Party member who was held in detention for alleged corruption …” Quelle: lawyerpu.com.
The worst that can happen to a foreign reporter is being expelled. But Chinese employees risk everything.
Monday, 19.1.2015Interview: Chinese News Assistants React to Arrest of Colleague Zhang Miao Von Eric Fish (Asia Society). Vgl. Zhang Miao Receives “Treatment Reserved for Chinese Citizens” Von Chang Ping (China Change).
Teisendorf – Xiamen (aktualisiert)
Sunday, 18.1.2015Todesstrafe: Diplomatie für einen Mörder “In China bringt ein Deutscher zwei Menschen um. Ihm droht die Hinrichtung … Die Diplomaten versuchen auch, eine Bibel ins Gefängnis von Xiamen zu schaffen. Die Direktion des Gefängnisses ist gegen die Bibel, in der Bibliothek gebe es religiöse Bücher, über den Buddhismus, den Islam. Das müsse reichen …” Von Stefan Willeke (Zeit Online). Vgl. 中国法院首次判处德国人死刑 德外交部要求阻止死刑执行 (Guancha). Update: Liebe und Tod in Xiamen (Stern).
China bans private drivers in taxi app clampdown
Friday, 9.1.2015Quelle: Reuters. Vgl. 私家车叫车软件拉活属黑车 (Xin Jing Bao).
Car rampage at Beijing’s Workers’ Stadium injures ten
Saturday, 27.12.2014A frustrated Chinese protester rams his car into pedestrians outside Beijing’s Workers Stadium after losing a court case. Von Tom Phillips. Quelle: Telegraph.
Hugjiltu is found not guilty
Monday, 15.12.2014Executed Chinese teen found innocent (Bangkog Post/AFP). Vgl. 内蒙古高院宣告原审被告人呼格吉勒图无罪 (qq.com/Xinhua).
A wave of labor activism engendered by a slowing economy, shifting demographics and the rise of social media
Monday, 8.12.2014Labor movement ‘concertmaster’ [Duan Yi 段毅] tests Beijing’s boundaries Von John Ruwitch (Reuters). Vgl. 广东劳维律师事务所所长、中国劳资集体谈判框架设计师段毅博士 (RFA).
China Harvests the Majority of its Organs From Executed Prisoners (aktualisiert)
Saturday, 6.12.2014This practice, done without consent, highlights the problems with the country’s legitimate organ donation system. Von Yaqiu Wang. Quelle: The Atlantic. Update: China stoppt Organentnahme von Exekutierten Von Johnny Erling (Welt).
Lawyers Describe Trial of Guo Feixiong 郭飞雄 and Sun Desheng 孙德圣
Sunday, 30.11.2014Quelle: China Change. Dazu: The Sovereignty of the People: My Conviction and My Dream The Court Statement by Guo Feixiong Translated by Louisa Chiang and Perry Link.
Deciding Death: How Chinese Judges Review Capital Punishment Cases
Thursday, 20.11.2014Quelle: Dui Hua
Ravensburg: Richter aus China informieren sich im Weissenauer Zentrum für Psychiatrie
Friday, 7.11.2014Quelle: Südkurier
Chinese courts, banks to share defaulters information
Monday, 3.11.2014Quelle: Xinhua. Vgl. 最高法中国银监会发文建全国网络执行查控机制 银行将限制“老赖”贷款办理信用卡 (Fazhi Wang/Fazhi Ribao).
One Hundred Years of Constitutionalism《百年宪政》
Tuesday, 28.10.2014Shen Yongping’s 沈勇平 Indictment “… a documentary maker living in Beijing …” (China Change).
China’s legal renaissance sounds death knell for Guanxi
Monday, 27.10.2014Quelle: china.org.cn/Xinhua.
China Moves to Reinforce Rule of Law, With Caveats
Friday, 24.10.2014Von Andrew Jacobs und Chris Buckley. Quelle: NYT.
China richtete 2400 Menschen im vergangenen Jahr hin
Wednesday, 22.10.2014“… berichtete … die in den USA ansässige Dui-Hua-Stiftung, die über gute Beziehungen zu chinesischen Justizkreisen verfügt …” Quelle: Spiegel Online.
‘Rule of Law’ or ‘Rule by Law’? …
Tuesday, 21.10.2014These misperceptions must be swept away
Tuesday, 21.10.2014China must chart own course to rule of law “… the West has attempted to distract us from our process and goals. It has indeed influenced some Chinese, who hold that the rule of law is incompatible to China’s fundamental political system …” (Global Times). Chinesisch: 社评：推进依法治国莫受西方舆论干扰. Vgl. Why Even Minor Legal Reforms Are Important in China Von Stanley Lubman (WSJ Blog).
China media back discussions on judicial reforms at party summit
Sunday, 19.10.2014Quelle: BBC. Vgl. Party to address rule of law Fourth session to focus on judicial reform, governance. Von Jiang Jie (Global Times).
