| Titre | Reforming China's Criminal Procedure Law | |
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| Auteur | Hugo Winckler | |
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Revue | China perspectives |
| Numéro | no 2012/3 Locating Civil Society | |
| Rubrique / Thématique | Current Affairs China Analysis |
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| Page | 80-82 | |
| Résumé anglais |
Sources:- Wang Jianxun, “The provisions of the reform of criminal procedural law legalising secret investigations are a step backwards,” Caijing wang, 5 September 2011.- Chen Youxi, “The legalisation of secret investigations is an important violation of political integrity,” Zhongguo wangluo dianshitai – CNTV web site, Opinion section, 27 November 2011.- Wu Zhehua, “Chen Weidong discusses reform of the criminal procedure law: Behind each article there is a story,” Zhongguoguangbo wang, 8 March 2012.- Chen Guangzhong, “The provisions of the great reform of [China's] criminal procedure law represent progress,” Jinghua Shibao – Beijing Times, 9 March 2012.- Xie Doudou, Wang Heyan, “The vicissitudes of the clause on secret detention,” Caixin wang, 12 March 2012.- “A focus on the great reform of criminal procedure law: Important perspectives on the ‘little constitution',” Banyuetan wang, 13 March 2012.- Li Xiangning and Xu Kai, “Criminal procedure law amendment passes amid controversy,” Caijing, 25 March 2012.- Yao Dongxing, “Behind the scenes of the ‘great reform': Four protagonists' narratives about ten years of power games,” Zhongguo jingji zhoukan – China Economic Weekly, 27 March 2012. Source : Éditeur (via OpenEdition Journals) |
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| Article en ligne | http://chinaperspectives.revues.org/5971 |
