Belgium's New Penal Code Takes Effect September 1st
Belgium's new Penal Code, speech therapy video consultations, dormant account rules, scooter helmet law and more take effect September 1st.
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Belgium's new Penal Code, speech therapy video consultations, dormant account rules, scooter helmet law and more take effect September 1st.
Belgium's first major penal code reform since 1867 takes effect September 1, introducing new offenses and an eight-level penalty system.
Belgium's first comprehensive Penal Code overhaul since 1867 takes effect September 1, with new offenses, a new penalty structure, and restorative justice.
China's Road Traffic Safety Law gets its first systematic overhaul, adding autonomous driving rules, e-bike limits, and stricter driving penalties.
China's Supreme Court amends copyright rules, clarifying public disclosure, fair use, and digital reprinting standards effective September 1.
China's Ecological Environment Code, the world's first comprehensive environmental code, takes effect August 15, 2026, reshaping environmental governance.
China's courts processed 21.3 million cases in H1 2026, with criminal cases declining and enforcement cases rising sharply, new data shows.
China proposes unified national tax penalty standards to reduce arbitrary enforcement and ensure consistent treatment for businesses across all regions.
China's Supreme People's Court reports 90.29% satisfaction with fill-in-the-blank legal document templates, adopted by over 70% of litigants.
China's Supreme People's Court releases 10 landmark cases clarifying sentencing for drug crimes involving minors and targeting new psychoactive substances.
China completes first full revision of its Trademark Law since 1983, introducing strict penalties for 'bad faith' trademarks that mislead consumers.
China's Financial Law draft and Government Procurement Law revision were submitted to the NPC for first review, marking a milestone in governance reform.
China advances three legal reforms: CPA law targeting financial fraud, trademark law cracking down on bad-faith registrations, and Antarctic tourism.
Senior official Chen Wenqing addresses the 40th anniversary of juvenile prosecution in Shanghai, highlighting China's commitment to minor protection.
China's top prosecutor reports a historic 'dual decline' in juvenile crime and crimes against minors in 2025, with sexual offenses dropping.
China outlines sweeping legal reforms under its 15th Five-Year Plan, targeting legislative progress, business improvements, and AI regulation.
China's NPC announces 34 bills for 2026 review, including financial reform laws, criminal procedure revisions, and a new anti-corruption law.
A Belgian court case reveals the painful gap between a slow justice system and families who have reconciled, raising profound questions about punishment.
China's top courts issue 24-article regulations clarifying criminal absentee trial procedures for corruption, national security, and terrorism cases.