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Amendment to Administrative Procedure Law hailed in China
December 25, 2013Once a refusal is made public, the body will be harshly criticized and its leaders will run the risk of being removed, so difficulties in execution should be significantly alleviated.
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Lawmakers to end reeducation through labor
December 25, 2013Lawmakers agreed to abolish the reeducation through labor during discussion on a motion Tuesday.
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Lawmakers highlight family planning despite policy easing
December 25, 2013The lawmakers on Tuesday highlighted the importance of continuing family planning when discussing a bill on easing the one-child policy.
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China to amend laws for admin procedure cuts
December 24, 2013The top legislature has started review of a motion to streamline business administration through changes to seven laws, exempting more items from central government approval.
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China reviews bill to ease one-child policy
December 24, 2013A bill was tabled for reading by the top legislature Monday, which seeks to allow couples to have two children if either of them is an only child.
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China to rationalize security at military facilities
December 24, 2013Conflicts have arisen between military security and the needs of local communities, said Qi Jianguo, deputy chief of General Staff of the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA), when elaborating on the bill to lawmakers.
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China mulls abolition of reeducation through labor
December 24, 2013The Standing Committee of the National People's Congress (NPC) began reading a motion on abolition of the reeducation through labor system (laojiao) on Monday.
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China to revise law to make it easier to sue government
December 24, 2013A draft amendment to the Administrative Procedure Law, submitted to the top legislature for a first reading on Monday, should make it easier for citizens to take the government to court.
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