The Publicity Department of the Communist Party of China Central Committee and seven other authorities have jointly issued a circular on a campaign to study and promote the newly adopted Civil Code.
The judicial administrative system of Sichuan, a southwestern province, has been devoting tremendous efforts to helping impoverished population shake off poverty.
"If I were him, what would I do?" this is the question Xu Rong, a Beijing-based lawyer, constantly asked herself during her decade-long career as a legal aid lawyer.
Shandong province in East China has released a three-year action plan for the building of rule of law in its rural areas.
China's Ministry of Justice has recently published draft rules on government inspections to solicit public opinions.
China has published a set of books to help the public better understand the newly-adopted Civil Code, the publisher said on July 6.
The eastern province of Jiangsu has given full play to mediation as a major way to address disputes during the period of epidemic control.
The Ministry of Justice has released the third group of typical cases on providing legal services for enterprises' work and production resumption.
After receiving an emergency call in late February from a hospital in the northern province of Shanxi that had reported an ongoing dispute with the family of a patient, the provincial people's mediation committee immediately dispatched mediators to the hospital to deal with the incident.
More than 130,000 practicing lawyers in China are members of the Communist Party of China (CPC), and they have played exemplary roles in major events in the country such as the fight against the COVID-19 epidemic, the All China Lawyers Association said on June 30.
China's first law on community correction will take effect on July 1.
The outline of China's unified qualification exam for legal professionals in 2020 will be published soon, the Ministry of Justice said on June 28.
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