The passage of the Charity Law in May 2016 has made the legal environment for charities in China more complex. The new Law does represent an initial breakthrough in the transformation of the regulatory system for social organising and, on a deeper level, in the relations between society, government, Party, and market. However, it does not equalise the rules for all Chinese non-profit organisations and, crucially, it does not provide a basic social organisation law applicable to all types of non-profit entities. Why does this matter
China’s law to control international non-governmental organisations (INGOs) has sent shockwaves thro...
© 2017 Chongyi Feng. The Law of the People’s Republic of China on Administration of Activities of Ov...
Concerns about shrinking spaces for civil society organisations have risen in China over the past ye...
The passage of the Charity Law in May 2016 has made the legal environment for charities in China mor...
The passage of the Charity Law in May 2016 has made the legal environment for charities in China mo...
The registration process of philanthropic organizations is onerous and cumbersome. The new Charity L...
In recent years, the mainland Chinese government has encouraged the development of the nonprofit sec...
Private non-enterprise institutions (PNIs, minban feiqiye danwei 民辦非企業單位 or minfei 民非), one of the t...
In recent years, the cultivation of domestic charities has been an important item on the development...
Over the past 30 years, scholars and activists have called on the Chinese government to ease the reg...
The Law of the People’s Republic of China on Administration of Activities of Overseas Non-government...
Classification is the foundation of legislation. The history of non-profit classification in China i...
NGOs (non-governmental organisations) are perceived by the Chinese government as a source of politic...
Enacted in January 2017, China's Foreign Non-Governmental Organisation Management Law ("FNGO Law") h...
The welfare of independent social organizations in China today is a source of some domestic confusio...
China’s law to control international non-governmental organisations (INGOs) has sent shockwaves thro...
© 2017 Chongyi Feng. The Law of the People’s Republic of China on Administration of Activities of Ov...
Concerns about shrinking spaces for civil society organisations have risen in China over the past ye...
The passage of the Charity Law in May 2016 has made the legal environment for charities in China mor...
The passage of the Charity Law in May 2016 has made the legal environment for charities in China mo...
The registration process of philanthropic organizations is onerous and cumbersome. The new Charity L...
In recent years, the mainland Chinese government has encouraged the development of the nonprofit sec...
Private non-enterprise institutions (PNIs, minban feiqiye danwei 民辦非企業單位 or minfei 民非), one of the t...
In recent years, the cultivation of domestic charities has been an important item on the development...
Over the past 30 years, scholars and activists have called on the Chinese government to ease the reg...
The Law of the People’s Republic of China on Administration of Activities of Overseas Non-government...
Classification is the foundation of legislation. The history of non-profit classification in China i...
NGOs (non-governmental organisations) are perceived by the Chinese government as a source of politic...
Enacted in January 2017, China's Foreign Non-Governmental Organisation Management Law ("FNGO Law") h...
The welfare of independent social organizations in China today is a source of some domestic confusio...
China’s law to control international non-governmental organisations (INGOs) has sent shockwaves thro...
© 2017 Chongyi Feng. The Law of the People’s Republic of China on Administration of Activities of Ov...
Concerns about shrinking spaces for civil society organisations have risen in China over the past ye...