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Hong Kong Court Convicts Man In First National Security Trial
A Hong Kong court convicted a man of terrorism and inciting secession on Tuesday in the first trial under a national security law imposed by China to stamp out dissent.
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Hizbul's Syed Salahuddin, Bhatkal Brothers Designated "Terrorists"
India today declared 18 Pakistan-based persons, including three of gangster Dawood Ibrahim's key henchmen and Indian Mujahideen (IM) founder Riyaz Bhatkal, terrorists under UAPA. This aligns the country's anti-terrorism policy with the laws of several other nations such as the US, China, and the European Union, focusing on individuals and not only ...
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"We Have Always Been Apolitical, Will Stay Apolitical": New Army Chief MM Naravane To NDTV
Army chief General MM Naravane on Wednesday said that the forces under his command have always been apolitical and will remain so in the future in keeping with a hallowed oath taken by every soldier to hold the Constitution above everything else.
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Alibaba, Tencent Back Chinese Cyber Law Facing Overseas Critics
The country's two tech giants also urged closer cooperation between the public and private sectors at China's third World Internet Conference.
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China Detains 2 Men For Spreading Terrorist Rumor
Police in a southern Chinese city says they've detained two men for spreading a rumor that hundreds of terrorists have arrived in the city, days before a new law banning false terror information goes into effect.
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European Chamber Says Still Has Concerns On China Anti-Terror Law
The European Chamber of Commerce in China still has concerns about China's new counter-terrorism law despite some of the more contentious cyber elements of it being dropped, the chamber said in a statement released late on Monday.
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China Adopts First Counter-Terrorism Law
China adopted its first counter-terrorism law today after early drafts of the bill attracted strong criticism for provisions that may tighten media controls and threaten the intellectual property of foreign firms.
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Terrorism's Long Shadow Stretches Across World: PM Narendra Modi
Voicing concern over a spate of recent terror attacks in several countries, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said terrorism is no longer a "peripheral problem" for the region as its long shadow stretches across the world and called for new strategies to combat the menace.
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Forcing Others to Wear Extremist Garments is a Crime: China
After banning burqa in restive Xinjiang province where the Uyghur Muslims have a majority, China has amended its criminal law stipulating that forcing others to wear "extremist garments" is a crime.
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Indian, 19 Foreigners Admitted to 'Illegal Acts', Says China
China today said a 46-year-old Indian and 19 other foreigners, who were deported after being arrested for alleged terror links, watched video clips that "advocate terrorism and religious extremism" and admitted to their "illegal acts".
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China Couples Who Buy Children to Face Prosecution: Report
Couples who buy abducted children in China will face criminal punishment under proposed laws that would remove their exemption from prosecution, reports said today, as authorities clamp down on the flourishing child trafficking industry.
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China Convicted More Than 700 for Terrorism, Separatism in 2014: Court
China convicted and sentenced 712 people for terrorism, separatism and related crimes last year, the country's top court said today, saying such offences were its top priority for 2015.
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China Terrorism Law Draft a "Licence to Commit Abuses": Human Rights Watch
US advocacy group Human Rights Watch today urged China to revise draft legislation aimed at combating terrorism, saying it was little more than "a licence to commit human rights abuses".
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Hong Kong Court Convicts Man In First National Security Trial
A Hong Kong court convicted a man of terrorism and inciting secession on Tuesday in the first trial under a national security law imposed by China to stamp out dissent.
-
Hizbul's Syed Salahuddin, Bhatkal Brothers Designated "Terrorists"
India today declared 18 Pakistan-based persons, including three of gangster Dawood Ibrahim's key henchmen and Indian Mujahideen (IM) founder Riyaz Bhatkal, terrorists under UAPA. This aligns the country's anti-terrorism policy with the laws of several other nations such as the US, China, and the European Union, focusing on individuals and not only ...
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"We Have Always Been Apolitical, Will Stay Apolitical": New Army Chief MM Naravane To NDTV
Army chief General MM Naravane on Wednesday said that the forces under his command have always been apolitical and will remain so in the future in keeping with a hallowed oath taken by every soldier to hold the Constitution above everything else.
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Alibaba, Tencent Back Chinese Cyber Law Facing Overseas Critics
The country's two tech giants also urged closer cooperation between the public and private sectors at China's third World Internet Conference.
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China Detains 2 Men For Spreading Terrorist Rumor
Police in a southern Chinese city says they've detained two men for spreading a rumor that hundreds of terrorists have arrived in the city, days before a new law banning false terror information goes into effect.
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European Chamber Says Still Has Concerns On China Anti-Terror Law
The European Chamber of Commerce in China still has concerns about China's new counter-terrorism law despite some of the more contentious cyber elements of it being dropped, the chamber said in a statement released late on Monday.
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China Adopts First Counter-Terrorism Law
China adopted its first counter-terrorism law today after early drafts of the bill attracted strong criticism for provisions that may tighten media controls and threaten the intellectual property of foreign firms.
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Terrorism's Long Shadow Stretches Across World: PM Narendra Modi
Voicing concern over a spate of recent terror attacks in several countries, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said terrorism is no longer a "peripheral problem" for the region as its long shadow stretches across the world and called for new strategies to combat the menace.
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Forcing Others to Wear Extremist Garments is a Crime: China
After banning burqa in restive Xinjiang province where the Uyghur Muslims have a majority, China has amended its criminal law stipulating that forcing others to wear "extremist garments" is a crime.
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Indian, 19 Foreigners Admitted to 'Illegal Acts', Says China
China today said a 46-year-old Indian and 19 other foreigners, who were deported after being arrested for alleged terror links, watched video clips that "advocate terrorism and religious extremism" and admitted to their "illegal acts".
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China Couples Who Buy Children to Face Prosecution: Report
Couples who buy abducted children in China will face criminal punishment under proposed laws that would remove their exemption from prosecution, reports said today, as authorities clamp down on the flourishing child trafficking industry.
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China Convicted More Than 700 for Terrorism, Separatism in 2014: Court
China convicted and sentenced 712 people for terrorism, separatism and related crimes last year, the country's top court said today, saying such offences were its top priority for 2015.
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China Terrorism Law Draft a "Licence to Commit Abuses": Human Rights Watch
US advocacy group Human Rights Watch today urged China to revise draft legislation aimed at combating terrorism, saying it was little more than "a licence to commit human rights abuses".
