Archiv für 'Recht'
Chinese director Zhang Yimou admits violating one-child policy (aktualisiert)
Tuesday, 3.12.2013A jail by another name – China labor camps now drug detox centers
Sunday, 1.12.2013Von John Ruwitch. Quelle: Reuters.
A Supreme Court hearing between two web titans, Qihoo 360 and Tencent
Wednesday, 27.11.2013In Tencent vs. Qihoo Supreme Court case, which do the people support? Von Paul Bischoff (techinasia.com).
Captivity in a Chongqing Labor Camp
Monday, 25.11.2013A victim [Wang Zhongshuai] of political violence at the Wanzhou Labor Camp in Chongqing under the reign of Bo Xilai Von Xie Haitao. Quelle: Caixin Online.
Menschenrechte: China schließt erste Arbeitslager
Saturday, 23.11.2013“Schanghai und Changsha …” Von Petra Kolonko. Quelle: FAZ.
Jailed Nobel laureate [Liu Xiaobo] to appeal sentence
Wednesday, 20.11.2013Von Tom Phillips. Quelle: Telegraph.
When court personnel and funding are both controlled by the local government
Tuesday, 19.11.2013Closer Look: Party’s Judicial Reforms Mean Giving Provinces More Say “… efforts are being made to limit outside influence over courts …” Von Luo Jieqi (Caixin Online).
China to Test Farmers’ Right to Transfer Plots
Tuesday, 19.11.2013Von Didi Tang. Quelle: ABC News/AP.
Everything You Always Wanted To Know About China Law. The Bibliography.
Saturday, 16.11.2013Von Dan Harris. Quelle: China Law Blog.
China schafft die willkürliche Lagerhaft ab
Saturday, 16.11.2013Von Johnny Erling. Quelle: Welt. Vgl. 《决定》：废止劳教制度 逐步减少适用死刑罪名 (Fenghuang Wang/Xinhua).
China to try Mongol herders in new crackdown in troubled region
Tuesday, 12.11.2013“Six herders will stand trial …” Von Sui-Lee Wee. Quelle: Reuters. Vgl. 内蒙古翁牛特旗6位维权牧民被拘一百天 (RFA).
China is launching a major reform of the petitioning, or “xinfang 信访” system
Tuesday, 12.11.2013“… will stop ranking local governments’ ‘achievements’ in reducing petitions …” Quelle: Caijing. Vg. 信访排名通报制度已被取消 推行把矛盾化解在当地.
Trial By TV: What Does a Reporter’s Arrest and Confession Tell Us About Chinese Media?
Monday, 4.11.2013Wenn Fremde den Besuch bei den Eltern übernehmen
Sunday, 3.11.2013Von Nina Trentmann. Quelle: Welt.
Dispute Resolution Reforms
Tuesday, 29.10.2013The Shanghai FTZ: An Opportunity to Experiment with Chinese Dispute Resolution Reforms (Supreme People’s Court Monitor)
Chai Ling: How she hoped for bloodshed
Monday, 28.10.2013Trademark Bully Jenzabar Ordered To Pay $500,000 In Attorney Fees Over Its Unrelenting Attack On Documentary Filmmakers (techdirt.com)
Please release him (aktualisiert)
Sunday, 27.10.2013Paper goes public over reporter’s detention Von David Bandurski (China Media Project). Vgl. 新快报头版就记者被刑拘发声明:请放人 (sina.com/Jinyang Wang). Vgl. taz-Artikel. Update: Newspaper recants bold defence of arrested reporter “… a front-page apology …” (AFP). Ferner: China reporter Chen Yongzhou ‘confesses’ on TV (BBC).
Xi sets up special unit to probe Zhou Yongkang corruption case
Monday, 21.10.2013Xi Jinping takes unusual step of forming special unit to investigate Zhou Yongkang graft scandal, bypassing party’s internal disciplinary system. Quelle: SCMP. Vgl. Telegraph-Artikel.
Ongoing efforts to capture and repatriate economic fugitives
Monday, 21.10.2013Extradition deal key to nabbing fugitives (China Daily)
The anatomy of a Shanghai land grab: Residents kidnapped, their homes destroyed
Thursday, 17.10.2013Quelle: Marketplace
What was the mysterious meat from a rare African animal?
Monday, 14.10.2013Nachtrag. Random thoughts from day 2 of the Bo Xilai trial Von Donald Clarke. Quelle: Chinese Law Prof Blog.
Muzzle the Chatterbox or Put a Patch on His Mouth
Monday, 14.10.2013In the newest chapter of China’s internet crackdowns, a 16 year-old boy is detained. Von Tienchi Martin-Liao. Quelle: Sampsonia Way.
Auch China hat ein Rechtssystem
Thursday, 3.10.2013(…) die Zivilgerichtsbarkeit ist besser als ihr Ruf. Von Markus Moser. Quelle: Standard.
