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Regulator unveils draft regulation to strengthen handling of personal information

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By Cao Yin Verified
| China Daily (English) Verified
China's top internet regulator unveiled a draft regulation on Friday aimed at governing how large platforms handle personal information, seeking public input on the proposal. The draft, comprising 50 articles, is available on the Cyberspace Administration of China's official website, with the consultation period open until Sept 7. The authority has also provided its office address and email, inviting feedback from all sectors of society.
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Pastry firm says dental crown in product claim inaccurate

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By Cao Yin Verified
| China Daily Global Verified
Chinese pastry brand Luxihe has denied that any metal dental crowns have been found in its products in a statement issued Friday that emphasized the company's commitment to food safety. The statement came in response to a video posted by a netizen from Dalian, Liaoning province, who claimed to have discovered a suspected metal dental crown in a nut pastry purchased from a Sam's Club store.
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Top court issues interpretation to support environmental code

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By Cao Yin Verified
| China Daily (English) Verified
The Supreme People's Court issued a judicial interpretation on Thursday to facilitate the implementation of the newly adopted Ecological and Environmental Code, which is set to take effect on Aug 15. The 13-article interpretation, the first supporting judicial document for the code, clarifies how courts should handle the transition from previous laws to the new code in ecological and environmental cases.
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