CRI听力:China Adopts First Counter-terrorism Law in History
China's top legislature has officially adopted this country's first counter-terrorism law.
Lawmakers have approved the legislation at the end of a week-long bimonthly session of the National People's Congress Standing Committee.
The new law, which takes effect as of this Friday, January 1st, requires telecom operators and internet service providers to offer technical support and assistance to police and national security authorities in both the prevention and investigation into terrorist activities.
For more on the new law, CRI's Mike Butterworth spoke earlier with Teng Jianqun, Senior Researcher at China Institute of International Studies.
Teng Jianqun, Senior Researcher at China Institute of International Studies, speaking with CRI's Mike Butterworth.
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