Tim Webb and Richard Wachman: Embassy seeks aid from City lawyers to thwart bid ...full story at Observer
from Observer on Sat, Feb 02 2008
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YouTube video C-Block has made it big in their home-city of Changsha - the capital of Hunan province - and is steadily growing a China-wide fan base. Their heavy Changsha accent (the C in C-Block stands for Changsha), and references to local culture make it difficult... |
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China has more than 143,000 lawyers » People's Daily China now has more than 13,000 law firms with 143,000 lawyers, according to the Ministry of Justice here on Wednesday. The number of government employed lawyers has reached 2,649, who are civil servants with lawyers' qualification a ... |
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Chinese lawyers take CNN, commentator to court over comments » People's Daily Fourteen Chinese lawyers have filed a lawsuit with the Chaoyang Court in Beijing against CNN and commentator Jack Cafferty, charging harm to their reputations from Cafferty's comments. The plaintiffs, from Beijing Huanzhong & Partne ... |
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