Chinese Law Notes
Donald ClarkeCommentary on modern Chinese law (mostly PRC) and related topics
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Rural land reform in the Third Plenum Decision
I haven’t come across any reports of what I think is a pretty momentous section of the Decision of the recent Third Plenum of the 20th Central Committee [English | Chinese], so here’s my own belated take.
Zhang Wanhong, 1976-2024
Today I received the sad news that Professor Zhang Wanhong of Wuhan University, a man greatly respected and admired in the Chinese law community both inside and outside China, passed away at age 49. His former students and colleagues have p...
Follow-up on the fate of China Judgments Online
Back in December I posted about uncertainty regarding the future of the China Judgments Online database. The latest Supreme People’s Court Work Report, delivered to the National People’s Congress last month, has some more information in an ...
Chinese law aspects of the TikTok affair
A bill passed by the House and now languishing in the Senate (I can almost hear the sound of money sloshing around) would require ByteDance, TikTok’s parent, to divest TikTok within six months following the bill’s passage into law or else s...
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Professor of Law, George Washington University Law School, Washington, DC.
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