Thomas E. Kellogg
Thomas E. Kellogg is Program Officer and Advisor to the President at the Open Society Institute.
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The Death of Constitutional Litigation in China?
On December 18, 2008, with little fanfare, the Supreme People’s Court (SPC) withdrew its 2001 interpretation in the Qi Yuling case. The interpretation was one of 27 interpretations invalidated by
NPCSC: The Vanguard of China’s Constitution?
The opening line was short but dramatic: “With Rule of Law Day fast approaching, we renew our call: abolish the reeducation through labor system.” So wrote a group of nearly
The Anti-Seditious Speech Debate and Media Law Reform
Due to Beijing's heavy reliance upon the past as a pillar of public support, the Chinese government has a vested interest in maintaining a high degree of control over the
The Anti-Seditious Speech Debate and Media Law Reform
Due to Beijing's heavy reliance upon the past as a pillar of public support, the Chinese government has a vested interest in maintaining a high degree of control over the