# China Law
Latest news and articles about China Law
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China Top Court Issues Guidance on AI Face-Swapping and Deepfakes
The Supreme People's Court targets unauthorized voice cloning and celebrity impersonation in commercial livestreams.
Wuhan Regulators Issue Notice Over Guo Degang's Performance of War Songs
Municipal cultural authorities released an official handling notice following allegations that the prominent crosstalk performer distorted anti-Japanese war songs.
China Considers Overhaul of Road Traffic Law Targeting Modern Street Hazards
Legislative revisions focus on fast-walking fitness troupes, vehicle dooring incidents, and abandoned cars.
China's Top Legislature Adjusts Supreme People's Court Leadership
The NPC Standing Committee appointed Dang Guangsuo as vice president and approved multiple senior judicial reshuffles.
China Revises Agriculture Law to Bolster Food Security and Rural Incomes
The updated law establishes a 14-chapter legal framework taking effect in 2027 to advance agricultural modernization.
China Amends Lawyers Law Under Presidential Order Effective September 1
President Xi Jinping signs Presidential Order No. 84 following approval by the NPC Standing Committee, enacting changes with an immediate rollout.
China's Top Legislature Passes Key Laws and Enacts Major Personnel Shifts
The NPC Standing Committee adopted healthcare and agricultural statutes while approving leadership changes across civil affairs, military, and judicial bodies.
Chinese Authorities Release Top Ten Landmark Cases on Ecological Damage Compensation
The selection of representative cases highlights China's ongoing efforts to institutionalize polluter-pays accountability and strengthen environmental remediation mechanisms.
China Reviews Draft Traffic Law Revisions Clarifying Automaker Liability for Autonomous Vehicles
A comprehensive 170-article draft revision of China's Road Traffic Safety Law sets ground rules for self-driving cars, e-bikes, and public road order.
Evergrande Founder Hui Ka Yan Sentenced to Life in Prison by Shenzhen Court
Shenzhen court sentences Hui Ka Yan to life imprisonment and fines Evergrande affiliates 15.82 billion yuan following first-instance fraud trials.
China Enacts First Ecological Environment Code to Unify Green Laws
The comprehensive 1,242-article code replaces 10 standalone statutes, consolidating decades of environmental regulations into a unified legal system.