The Communist Party of China (CPC) leadership is "the most fundamental guarantee" for comprehensively advancing the rule of law and building a country under the socialist rule of law, leaders said at a key meeting Thursday.
A senior justice official in central China's Hunan Province is under investigation for a suspected discipline violation, said the provincial discipline watchdog on Thursday.
Guangdong province plans to bar officials who have spouses and children living overseas from playing leading roles in government departments, public institutions, people's organizations and State-owned and State-held enterprises.
Clashes continued in Hong Kong on Wednesday as demonstrators ignored a court order to vacate protest sites.
China on Tuesday resumed motorcycle escorts for visiting foreign leaders, including them in the motorcade of Tanzanian President Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete as he travelled from the airport to the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse in central Beijing.
Beijing launched an etiquette training program for 2,280 volunteers serving at the APEC Economic Leaders' Week scheduled for early November.
A senior official from the Guangzhou Party Commission of Discipline Inspection confirmed that the city's anti-graft body is now co-operating with relevant departments to pursue and capture three major suspected corrupt officials who might have fled abroad.
Beijing has praised the "strong" determination that both China and India showed in handling border problems, after the neighbors agreed to establish hotlines and hold regular military meetings.
Beijing courts holding auctions for property will have their proceedings viewed online after the success of a pilot program.
The Communist Party of China (CPC) on Monday kicked off a key annual meeting which centered on "rule of law" for the first time in the Party's history.
The Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, elected by the National Congress of the Communist Party of China, convenes at least one plenary session every year. The fourth session will be held this year.
Seeking greater social fairness and justice is high on the agenda in China as the central committee of the ruling party is set to discuss rule of law issues.
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