The office of the Commission for Overall Law-based Governance of the Communist Party of China Central Committee will launch inspections on the building of law-based government.
A press conference on China's foreign-related legal services was held on the sidelines of the Global Lawyers Forum (GLF) on Dec 10 in Guangzhou.
Since the restoration of the lawyer system in China in 1979, Chinese lawyers have been playing an indispensable role in protecting the legal rights and interests of parties to litigations, safeguarding the correct implementation of the law, and maintaining social fairness and justice.
Wang Chen, vice chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, stressed carrying forward the spirit of China's Constitution and elevating the comprehensive implementation of the Constitution to a new level.
Over 800 lawyers, judicial officials and experts from 57 countries have registered to attend the Global Lawyers Forum from Dec 9 to 10 in Guangzhou, Guangdong province, the Ministry of Justice said on Dec 4.
The All China Lawyers Association (ACLA) will host the Global Lawyers Forum from Dec. 9 to 10 in Guangzhou, the capital city of south China's Guangdong Province.
China is ready to make greater efforts to tackle difficulties faced by market players in business operations, aiming to foster a world-class, market-oriented business environment governed by a sound legal framework, the State Council's executive meeting, chaired by Premier Li Keqiang, decided on Nov 27.
Data recently released by the Ministry of Justice (MOJ) shows that Chinese lawyers provided free legal services for the country's disadvantaged people in over 1.081 million cases last year.
A senior official of the Communist Party of China on Nov 27 required efforts to establish long-term mechanisms to combat and punish pornography, gambling, drug abuse and gang violence.
The Ministry of Justice recently released rules for civil and administrative legal aid services to provide people in need with standardized services and raise their sense of gain.
China's top intellectual property regulator on Nov 25 pledged harsher punishment against violators to strictly protect intellectual property rights and effectively optimize the business environment.
The government plans to effectively curb the frequent occurrence of intellectual property rights infringements in China by 2022 in a move to further enhance IPR protection, a newly disclosed directive said.
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