Know the world, Zhiheng Express | Legal hotspots this week: trial payment standards for Internet live audio recordings; the world's first "Meta-universe Arbitration Court"; Nanjing Xuanluo Temple worshiping Japanese war criminals
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7.25
As the live-streaming industry continues to flourish, copyright issues related to the use of music in online live broadcasts have consistently drawn public attention. On July 25, the China Audiovisual Copyright Collective Management Association published on its official website the trial remuneration standards for internet live broadcasts of sound recordings.
The linked article is from the WeChat official account: Procuratorate Daily – Justice Net.
On July 25, the Supreme People’s Court released the “Opinions of the Supreme People’s Court on Providing Judicial Services and Guarantees for Accelerating the Construction of a National Unified Market,” along with a set of typical cases.
Related extensions:Quick Overview! “30 Measures to Leverage the Judiciary in Building a Unified National Market” Have Been Released!
All linked articles are from the official WeChat account: Supreme People’s Court.
7.26
On July 26, the National Healthcare Security Administration and the Ministry of Finance issued the “Notice on Further Improving the Direct Settlement of Basic Medical Insurance Expenses for Out-of-Province Medical Treatment,” aiming to deepen the reform of direct settlement for out-of-province medical treatment and address bottlenecks and challenges such as the inconvenience of out-of-province medical registration.
The linked article is from the official WeChat account: Legal Daily.
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The world’s first “Metaverse Arbitration Court,” providing legal protection for the virtual world.
On July 20, the Guangzhou Arbitration Commission and Zhuhai Yuanbang Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as Yuanbang Company) signed an agreement to jointly establish the Yuanbang Arbitration Institute for the Metaverse META CITY. The world’s first “Metaverse Arbitration Court” has officially established itself in Yuanbang’s “City of Dreams,” which will undoubtedly accelerate the digital transformation and upgrading of arbitration services, providing more comprehensive and higher-quality legal safeguards for the virtual world.
The linked article is from the WeChat official account: Guangdong Judicial Administration.
The 2022 Maritime Silk Road Legal Services Forum was held in Guangzhou.
On July 24, the “2022 Maritime Silk Road Legal Services Forum” was held in Guangzhou. This forum is co-hosted by the Guangzhou Lawyers Association and the Guangzhou Center of the Belt and Road Lawyers Alliance, and will be held in a hybrid format—both online and offline.
The linked article is from the WeChat official account: Guangdong Judicial Administration.
On July 26, the Provincial Department of Justice appeared on Guangdong’s “People’s Voice Hotline” program. At the invitation of Chen Xudong, Secretary of the Party Committee and Director of the Department, Liang Zhen, Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee and Deputy Director of the Department, led responsible officials from relevant business divisions of the Department to participate in a live broadcast program, listening to public concerns and addressing issues in the field of the rule of law that are of public interest.
The linked article is from the WeChat official account: Guangdong Judicial Administration.
On July 22, the Shenzhen Municipal Market Supervision Administration issued an announcement approving the release of the nation’s first local standard in the field of administrative reconsideration—the “Service Guarantee Specification for Administrative Reconsideration.”
The linked article is from the WeChat official account: Guangdong Judicial Administration.
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The incident of enshrining memorial tablets of Japanese war criminals at Nanjing Xuanzang Temple
July 21st A netizen posted that as early as early February, a row of longevity plaques in the Ksitigarbha Hall of Xuanzang Temple in Nanjing’s Jiuhuashan Park was found to be enshrining war criminals from the Japanese invasion of China, including Class B war criminal Tanaka Kunikichi, Class A war criminal Matsui Iwane, and Class C war criminal Noda Takeshi. Xuanzang Temple is located just 3.3 kilometers from the Memorial Hall for the Victims of the Nanjing Massacre, and this revelation immediately sparked outrage across the internet.
In the early hours of the 22nd, in response to the aforementioned situation, the Ethnic and Religious Affairs Bureau of Xuanwu District, Nanjing, issued a statement announcing its decision to carry out a rectification campaign at the temple and stating that it will thoroughly investigate any acts that harm ethnic sentiments. That afternoon, the Nanjing Municipal Party Committee and Municipal Government announced that they had instructed the Xuanwu District Bureau of Ethnic and Religious Affairs to remove Chuanzhen (commonly known as Li Yijiang) from his post as the principal person in charge of Xuanzang Temple; ordered Xuanzang Temple to suspend all routine activities; and, together with relevant departments, immediately initiated a rectification campaign and imposed disciplinary measures on other responsible officials.
Subsequently, the State Administration for Religious Affairs, the Buddhist Association, and other relevant organizations also expressed their positions on this incident.
On the evening of the 24th, Nanjing released the findings of its investigation into the incident, stating that the act of offering sacrifices was carried out by Wu Aiping as an individual, and no evidence has been found to suggest she was acting under someone’s direction or in collusion with others. Wu Aiping has since been placed under criminal detention.
However, this incident not only provokes the conscience of 1.4 billion Chinese people but also wounds their national sentiments. How, then, can these measures possibly soothe the public’s anger? While we do not advocate stirring up new ethnic hatred, that does not mean we should forget history—or, even worse, brazenly venerate the war criminals who once brutally murdered countless Chinese compatriots as if they were “friends and relatives.”
Click the link to learn more:Nationwide Outrage: “Yasukuni Toilet” Appears in Nanjing, Honoring Japanese War Criminals Behind the Nanjing Massacre、Nanjing Releases: Nanjing will never forget!、Nanjing Releases Information on Disciplinary Actions Taken Against Relevant Personnel at Xuanzang Temple、Notice on the Investigation and Handling of the Incident Involving the Placement of Plaques Honoring Japanese War Criminals at Nanjing’s Xuanzang Temple、The Buddhist Association of China held a seminar on “The Concept and Tradition of Thrift and Abstinence in Buddhism,” emphasizing the need to rigorously strengthen religious conduct and advance the comprehensive governance of the religion.
The relevant links are from the WeChat official accounts: Tao Wen, Nanjing Release, and the Buddhist Association of China.
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On July 25, the Supreme People’s Court released the “Opinions of the Supreme People’s Court on Providing Judicial Services and Guarantees for Accelerating the Construction of a National Unified Market,” along with a set of typical cases.
All case links are sourced from the official WeChat account: Supreme People’s Court.
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