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  • 【 Why Defendants and their Families Resist Appointment of “Official Lawyers”?】(17 September 2020)
  • 【12 Hong Kong Dissidents Being Detained in China after Violating the PRC’s Law】 (12 September 2020)
  • Annual Inspection on Chinese Legal Practitioner Legal Profession Facing Stricter Controls (5 September 2020)

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