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China looks to protect defence investors

China looks to ‘protect defence investors by Jon Grevatt China is preparing to introduce legislation that will look to protect the interests of investors in the country’s defence sector. The proposal to amend the ‘Law of the People’s Republic of China on National Defence’ is seen as a countermeasure to recent initiatives announced by the United States government to deter US firms from investing in Chinese companies linked to the country’s military. China is amending national defence legislation to ‘safeguard the interests’ of investors in the sector. (Getty Images) The State Council said in a statement that a draft revision of the national defence law was submitted to the continuing session in Beijing of the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress for a second reading on 22 December.

Hong Kong Democracy Activist Jimmy Lai Released On Bail

The national security law was passed by the elite Standing Committee of the National People s Congress in June and imposed on Hong Kong, which democracy advocates say is a violation of the treaty between China and Great Britain guaranteeing the former colony a degree of autonomy for 50 years. The law criminalizes, in the language of the measure, advocating for Hong Kong secession, subversion against the Chinese government, terrorism and colluding with foreign forces. Lai is scheduled to next appear in court on April 16, Apple Daily reported. It s not clear whether a trial would take place in Hong Kong or the mainland.

China targets overeating, food waste with new draft law

China targets overeating, food waste with new draft law By (0) The Chinese government is addressing the country s food waste with a new draft bill after launching a “Clear Your Plate” campaign in the summer. File Photo by Stephen Shaver/UPI | License Photo Dec. 23 (UPI) China is drafting a law that will ban all media that promote overeating and implement heavy fines against offenders. Any Chinese broadcaster, radio, TV or online, would be prohibited from promoting overeating or other activity that results in large amounts of food waste. The fine is up to $15,029, The Guardian reported Wednesday. Advertisement The legislation being deliberated at the Standing Committee of the National People s Congress, China s rubber-stamp legislature.

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