Dec 29, 2023 06:04 PM

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Year In Review: China Pushes Legal Reforms to Protect Individual Rights, Private Sector

By Wang Xintong and Wang Yiyin

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This year heightened expectations for an improved legal framework that can provide an environment conducive to economic recovery and a return to normalcy. Photo: VCG

This year heightened expectations for an improved legal framework that can provide an environment conducive to economic recovery and a return to normalcy. Photo: VCG

China has accelerated its legal efforts in 2023 to better protect individual rights and bolster private enterprises against a backdrop of high-profile infringement cases and increased focus on the rule of law.

The first year of the post-pandemic era has heightened expectations for an improved legal framework that can provide an environment conducive to China’s economic recovery and a return to normalcy for its people.

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