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Families of China s WWII comfort women seek Japanese compensation, apologies in landmark lawsuits

In a first, legal action has been launched in China to hold Tokyo accountable for war crimes, lawyer says.

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Hong Kong still very attractive to legal talent, justice secretary says, with department to roll out Greater Bay Area action plan

Secretary for Justice Paul Lam also says many developing countries are eager to get legal training in Hong Kong.

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China s top court launches new database of verdicts amid fears over declining transparency

Supreme People’s Court spokesman says public can now access ‘limited’ archive of more than 3,700 rulings, which will be expanded.

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China s top court pledges more transparency after sharp drop in judgments shared online

The Supreme People’s Court says it will balance legal transparency with privacy protection, after reduced access to court verdicts sparked outcry.

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Back to black box ? As China tightens access to court records, legal experts fear for future of judicial transparency

China’s top court acknowledges drop in judgments shared on public database and says it will launch limited legal archives – a move lawyers and scholars say is incompatible with ‘sunshine judiciary’ principle Beijing has promoted.

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