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Organized gang of tomb raiders exposes loopholes in protection
2016-01-08
A GANG OF grave robbers were recently convicted at Chaoyang Intermediate People's Court in Northeast China's Liaoning province.
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Netcoms executives deny porn allegation
2016-01-08
Four executives from a former online video service company pleaded not guilty to spreading pornography on the Internet when they stood trial in a Beijing court on Thursday.
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Gay men ask court for right to marry
2016-01-07
A court in Central China's Hunan province has accepted a case of two homosexuals who sued the government agency for not allowing them to register their marriage.
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Ex-Party chief admits guilt
2016-01-07
Mao Xiaobing, former Party chief of Xining, Qinghai province, pleaded guilty to charges of bribery and misappropriation of public funds at the Lanzhou Intermediate People's Court on Wednesday.
Former Beijing deputy Party chief expelled for bribery, criticism
2016-01-05
Lyu Xiwen, former deputy Party chief in Beijing, has been expelled from the Party and removed from her post for serious disciplinary violations.
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National religious affairs official removed from job over bribes
2016-01-05
Zhang Lebin, former vice-head of the State Administration for Religious Affairs, has been expelled from the Party for bribery and removed from his post, the Communist Party of China’s top anti-graft watchdog reported on Tuesday.
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Court case delayed over charges
2016-01-05
Former Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference member Lew Mon-hung's day in court was delayed as his lawyer dealt with an overlap in charges.
Rough seas ahead for struggling shipyards in China
2016-01-05
Shipyards in China will continue to lag behind their foreign rivals as cumbersome financing conditions and prolonged excess capacity continue to crimp industry profits and push smaller shipyards out, experts said.