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DISPLAYING 1-3 OF 3 RECORDS — TAGGED "Legal System"
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China Jun 21, 2026

China’s ‘Xie Jiao’ Enforcement Expands Pressure on House Churches, Source Says

The Diplomat reports that Chinese authorities are applying “xie jiao” (cult) designations and related legal provisions to prosecute house-church activity, including teachings the article describes as core Christian doctrine. A Henan case involving Pastor Yang Zhijin suggests routine community practices such as youth matchmaking can also be reframed as social-governance violations.

China Feb 02, 2026

China Sentences Former Justice Minister Tang Yijun to Life Term, Signaling Continued High-Level Enforcement

A Chinese court sentenced former justice minister Tang Yijun to life imprisonment, citing acceptance of payments totaling 137 million yuan in connection with assistance on IPOs, loans, and land matters, according to the source. The case reinforces signals of sustained enforcement intensity across senior civilian and security-linked institutions, with implications for regulatory timelines and counterparty risk.

Afghanistan Feb 01, 2026

Afghanistan’s January 2026 Criminal Procedure Code: What the Text Codifies vs. What Reporting Implies

The source argues that several international claims about the Taliban’s January 2026 criminal procedure code overstate what the Pashto statutory text explicitly establishes. It nonetheless assesses the code as strategically significant for consolidating judicial discretion, weakening procedural safeguards, and expanding reliance on uncodified jurisprudence.

China

China’s ‘Xie Jiao’ Enforcement Expands Pressure on House Churches, Source Says

The Diplomat reports that Chinese authorities are applying “xie jiao” (cult) designations and related legal provisions to prosecute house-church activity, including teachings the article describes as core Christian doctrine. A Henan case involving Pastor Yang Zhijin suggests routine community practices such as youth matchmaking can also be reframed as social-governance violations.

Jun 21, 2026 0 views
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China

China Sentences Former Justice Minister Tang Yijun to Life Term, Signaling Continued High-Level Enforcement

A Chinese court sentenced former justice minister Tang Yijun to life imprisonment, citing acceptance of payments totaling 137 million yuan in connection with assistance on IPOs, loans, and land matters, according to the source. The case reinforces signals of sustained enforcement intensity across senior civilian and security-linked institutions, with implications for regulatory timelines and counterparty risk.

Feb 02, 2026 0 views
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Afghanistan

Afghanistan’s January 2026 Criminal Procedure Code: What the Text Codifies vs. What Reporting Implies

The source argues that several international claims about the Taliban’s January 2026 criminal procedure code overstate what the Pashto statutory text explicitly establishes. It nonetheless assesses the code as strategically significant for consolidating judicial discretion, weakening procedural safeguards, and expanding reliance on uncodified jurisprudence.

Feb 01, 2026 0 views
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ID Title Category Date Views
RPT-5114 China’s ‘Xie Jiao’ Enforcement Expands Pressure on House Churches, Source Says China 2026-06-21 0 ACCESS »
RPT-577 China Sentences Former Justice Minister Tang Yijun to Life Term, Signaling Continued High-Level Enforcement China 2026-02-02 0 ACCESS »
RPT-499 Afghanistan’s January 2026 Criminal Procedure Code: What the Text Codifies vs. What Reporting Implies Afghanistan 2026-02-01 0 ACCESS »
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