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Beijing praises Hong Kong's biggest lawyer group for neutrality during passage of Article 23 law

Law Society president Chan Chak-ming says Beijing pleased with group’s use of simple and plain language to explain legislation to local and overseas audiences.

Law Society to explore opportunities for legal profession during four-day Beijing trip

A delegation of the Law Society of Hong Kong will visit Beijing from April 16 to 19 and President Chan Chak-ming said the annual trip is to ...

Wildlife protection law: Controversy over captive breeding rumbles on

Wildlife protection law: Controversy over captive breeding rumbles on

CGTN: 20th CPC National Congress: China's rule of law underpins justice for the people

/PRNewswire/ -- The advancement of law-based governance has become one pillar of China's four-pronged comprehensive strategy for building socialism with...

Single women's reproductive rights remain frozen in regulations

An unmarried woman who lost a court case involving her right to freeze her eggs vows to fight on ami

SOHO China shares slump on collapsed buyout deal

New Beijing stock exchange a beacon of hope for smaller companies

Leagues flex legal muscle in copyright clampdown

Leagues flex legal muscle in copyright clampdown By SHI FUTIAN | China Daily | Updated: 2021-04-26 08:58 Share CLOSE Video clips of sporting action are often posted on video-sharing platforms in violation of copyright laws. Photo provided to China Daily Video-sharing sites under spotlight as law catches up with online piracy The explosion in online video platforms has given sports organizations unprecedented opportunities to connect with fans but also resulted in a legal minefield when it comes to protecting their broadcast rights. In recent years, China has been upping its game in the fight against piracy, although in the ever-evolving world of video-sharing and social media the line between what's legal and what's not is often a little blurry.

Leagues flex legal muscle in copyright clampdown