Chinese authorities on Wednesday rolled out plans to support rural teachers, overhaul public hospitals and improve public supervision of court cases.
Residents should find it easier to file civil cases in courts as the central government is breaking down barriers and pushing judicial reforms ahead.
Chinese President Xi Jinping called on officials to spare no efforts in carrying out pilot programs in order to deepen reforms on Friday.
The rule says that law enforcement authorities should guarantee lawyers' rights to get information, petition, and meet with clients.
Government departments should respond promptly when they are involved in administrative lawsuits, according to a statement released on Tuesday after the 17th Meeting of the Central Leading Group for Deepening Overall Reform.
President Xi Jinping has called on Chinese political and legal organs to demonstrate justice and fairness to the people in every judicial case, a goal the court system has always been earnestly pursuing.
China has been proactively, prudently and practically advancing the judicial reform based on China’s national conditions and current trends, which has made preliminary achievements.
In an unprecedented move, President Xi Jinping has asked all institutions in China to hire professional legal representatives and advisers.
China will establish a national system for volunteer organizations by 2020, under a set of guidelines issued by eight central government departments.
The State Council Information Office of the People's Republic of China on Monday issued a white paper on new progress in the judicial protection of human rights in China. Following is the full text of the document.