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China issues new interpretation on Company Law

China'sSupremePeople'sCourtonMondayissuedthefourthjudicialinterpretationoftheCompanyLaw,providingmuch-neededclarificationonfivesubjectareasinabidtoshoreupshareh

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Central authorities resolved to fight against "Hong Kong independence": People's Daily

The Chinese central authorities has underscored that it has no tolerance for those calling for "Hong Kong independence," according to a commentary in the People's Daily Tuesday edition.

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Allegiance required to take office in HK

Officials and lawmakers in Hong Kong must pledge with sincerity their loyalty to the Basic Law, or Hong Kong's mini-constitution, before they can assume office, the top legislature said on Monday.

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Law interpretation necessary for Hong Kong's basic system

The interpretation of Hong Kong Basic Law is a necessary step to safeguard the legal foundation of the special administrative region.

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Interpretation of Hong Kong Basic Law comes at right time: Spokesperson

​A spokesperson with the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office of the State Council on Monday issued a statement hailing the adoption of an interpretation of Article 104 of the Basic Law of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR) as "absolutely necessary" and timely.

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China adopts interpretation to Basic Law of Hong Kong SAR

China's top legislature on Monday adopted an interpretation to Article 104 of the Basic Law of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR).

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Top court clarifies law at sea

Fishermen illegally operating in waters administered by China are going to face tougher sanctions than being merely driven off, as has been the common practice until now.

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Corruption behind accidents deserve harsher penalties: authority

​Corruption that leads to accidents should be subject to harsher penalties, according to a new judicial interpretation on endangering production safety.

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Court offers greater protection to food, drug consumers

The Supreme People's Court (SPC) on Thursday issued a judicial interpretation that provides more protection for food and drug consumers.     The document, which will go into effect on March 15, stipulates that spokespeople shall assume joint liability for endorsing food or drugs that are promoted with false claims, along with producers and sellers of suspect products.

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China intensifies punishment for wage defaults

A judicial interpretation that went into effect on Wednesday aims to defend migrant workers by preventing their employers from defaulting on their wages.