Reflections on legal studies of autonomous driving

Several companies have removed safety drivers from their vehicles, much like climbing without a safety rope. This confident move introduces new risks and puts pressure on the legal framework.

The foundation of consumer data rights lies in trust

The CDR recognises the high value of consumer data in the modern economy and seeks to unlock that value by giving consumers greater control of their data.

Restorative justice: trends, challenges, transformative applications

As a significant measure in global judicial reforms, restorative justice both innovates and challenges many classical legal principles and litigation systems, leading to continuous debates.

Online dispute resolution is a perfect fit for BRI

The potential for greater efficiency offered by the appropriate use of ODR proceedings can prevent BRI projects from becoming embroiled in protracted litigation.

Effective legal measures for successful BRI

It is crucial to further coordinate domestic and international legal frameworks, mitigate various legal risks, and ensure the stable and far-reaching progress of the BRI construction.

Law on foreign relations to bolster high-quality development of BRI

The Law on Foreign Relations, a foundational and comprehensive legislation for foreign affairs, will be conducive to the steady and long-term development of the BRI.

National park legislation highlights benefits of environmental protection

The master plan for the first batch of national parks assumes a critical role as a guiding and pivotal document, carrying immense significance for the preservation and establishment of national parks.

Protecting consumer rights in the digital society

The impact of the digital society on consumer decision-making and its challenges to consumer protection laws are particularly pronounced.

Generative artificial intelligence: addressing regulatory and patent law challenges

As long as AI is used as a tool, the existing rules on determining inventorship and inventive step (non-obviousness) still apply.

Synergetic governance protecting workers’ rights in digital economy

Building on years of discussion, the Ministry of Human Resources and seven other departments jointly issued the “Guiding Opinions on Maintaining the Labor Rights and Interests of Workers in New Em...

Advancing systemic governance of cyber violence

General Secretary Xi Jinping emphasized at the symposium on cybersecurity and informatization, that “cyberspace is a common spiritual garden for hundreds of millions of people.

Reviewing relation between commercial law and economic law

As domestic consumption recovers and the industrial economy continues to rebound, international trade is also picking up. In light of this, it is necessary to re-evaluate the underlying assumptions...

Legal measures needed to end excessive betrothal gifts