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China amends law to support citizens suing gov't
November 03, 2014The top legislature adopted an amendment to the Administrative Procedure Law Saturday, aiming to expand the people's right to sue the government.
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China ratifies national Constitution Day
November 03, 2014The top legislature decided to designate December 4 as national Constitution Day amid efforts to enhance the document's implementation and advance the rule of law.
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Muted applause for scrapping death penalty
November 01, 2014A Chinese fraudster who had her death sentence commuted to life imprisonment in July may be the last person in China to face death row for the crime.
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Lawmakers disagree over death penalty reductions
November 01, 2014Some lawmakers on Friday opposed ending the death penalty for some of the nine crimes being discussed at the ongoing legislative session, while others insisted that overall punishment would not be lessened.
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Administrative Procedure Law amendment ready for vote: lawmakers
October 29, 2014Legislators deliberated draft revisions to the Administrative Procedure Law on Tuesday, describing the draft as "mature" and ready to be put to a vote.
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Lawmaker proposes reducing scope of state secrets
October 29, 2014A lawmaker proposed reduction of the scope of state secrets on Tuesday while discussing a draft Counterespionage Law aimed at more comprehensive state security.
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Amending anti-graft clauses is a deterrent in time
October 29, 2014A draft amendment to modify the criteria for imposing penalties on criminals found guilty of corruption and bribes came at the right time.
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China to set up anti-terror intelligence gathering center
October 28, 2014China will set up an anti-terrorism intelligence gathering center to coordinate and streamline intelligence gathering in the field, according to a draft law submitted for reading on Monday.
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