Chinese Law Notes
Donald ClarkeCommentary on modern Chinese law (mostly PRC) and related topics
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Extraterritorial criminal liability under China's Ethnic Unity Law
China’s Law on the Promotion of Ethnic Unity and Progress (LPEUP) (民族团结进步促进法) comes into effect on July 1st. This post will discuss the alarm that has been raised over its extraterritorial application. Are foreigners who say or do certain t...
Why is China pushing Liang Botai as an avatar of the rule of law?
I was surprised the other day to see on p. 5 of the June 7, 2026 Legal System Daily (法制日报) an article extolling the virtues of Liang Botai (梁柏台 (1899-1935)) as some kind of model for practicing the rule of law. According to the article (aut...
News from the China-related frivolous litigation front
BC (I’m using his initials so that he can’t easily discover this post by googling his name; he seems pretty litigation-happy) has been busy. Since immigrating to the US in 2014, this Chinese lawyer (he states he practiced law in China for m...
Pedantic denialism and the June 4th massacre
Every June 4th for the past few years, I’ve been circulating an article about the June 4th massacre in Beijing by Robin Munro (d. 2021), an eyewitness and close friend. It’s important to remember this history, because every June 4th, like c...
Eileen Gu and Chinese nationality law
I’m not going to get into the discussion about which country Eileen Gu should be competing for. (I think I pretty much agree with this Twitter post by Christine Lu.) This will be about what China’s Nationality Law says and what that means....
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