Clear up grey areas: cybercrime legislation progress in China

Mandy Qi

Clear up grey areas: cybercrime legislation progress in China

Mandy Qi

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The substantive Criminal Law is the basic legal provision to tackle cybercrimes in China. This paper presents the evolution of the law in recent 15 years to adapt to the development of cybercrimes. Three related articles are introduced in the initial 1997 version. In 2009, the Chinese government amended the Criminal Law, which was the seventh amendment of the Criminal Law. More efforts since then have been paid to clear up the grey areas and reinforce the criminal law to fight cybercrimes.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2013
Event	The 3rd International Conference on Cybercrime, Security and Digital Forensics (Cyberforensics 2013) - Duration: 1 Jun 2013 → …

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Conference	The 3rd International Conference on Cybercrime, Security and Digital Forensics (Cyberforensics 2013)
Period	1/06/13 → …

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SDG 16 Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions

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Clear up grey areas: cybercrime legislation progress in China

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