Ten years ago (can it really have been that long?) I posted about defamation law in China, noting that one feature that differentiates it from defamation law in at least some other jurisdictions is that while on the one…

Here’s the story from the South China Morning Post. What the company seems to have forgotten in its patriotic indignation is that China actually has some employment laws that forbid employers from firing employees simply on a whim –…

Here they are, courtesy of Andrew Erickson (spoiler alert: China lost). 

Here's the announcement: https://careers.amnesty.org/vacancy/research-and-campaigns-assistant-1571/1597/description/. The description notes that it's China-focused.

Here's his blog post: https://www.lawfareblog.com/guide-countering-chinese-government-spin-fairness-south-china-sea-arbitration-tribunal.

Here's the report from Xinhua. According to the report, China's central authorities has [sic] ordered the adoption of a legal counsel system at governments and Communist Party committees above the county-level as well as state-owned enterprises (SOE) before 2017, a…

See the post over at the China IPR blog for more details.