DECEMBER 6, 2021
What is at stake for international interests when the Chinese state advances its strategies around technical standards and Chinese entities participate in international standards-setting? DigiChina invites experts to share their views.
Chinese Involvement in International Technical Standards: A DigiChina Forum
Translation: Online Data Security Management Regulations (Draft for Comment) – Nov. 2021
Translation by Rogier Creemers and Huter Dorwart. Edited by Graham Webster. Date issued: Nov. 14, 2021 Online Data Security Management Regulations (Draft for Comment) Chapter I: General Principles Article 1: In order to standardize online data handling activities, ensure data security, protect the lawful rights and interests of individuals and organizations in cyberspace, maintain national […]
Knowns and Unknowns About China’s New Draft Cross-Border Data Rules
China's new draft cross-border data rules add regulatory burdens, but much remains uncertain.
Knowledge Base: Personal Information Protection Law 个人信息保护法
This knowledge base entry, first compiled on the eve of the Personal Information Protection Law’s implementation, provides links to the wide range of translations and analysis DigiChina has produced on the subject throughout the legislative history of China’s primary data privacy law. DigiChina translations Personal Information Protection Law Final text: Personal Information Protection Law Passed […]
Translation: Guiding Opinions on Strengthening Overall Governance of Internet Information Service Algorithms
Translation by Katharin Tai and Rogier Creemers. Editing by Lorand Laskai and Graham Webster TRANSLATION Notice on the Issuance of the “Guiding Opinions on Strengthening Overall Governance of Internet Information Service Algorithms” Document published by the CAC (2021) No. 7 All provincial, autonomous region, and municipal cybersecurity and informatization offices, Party Committee propaganda departments, education […]
After 5 Years, China's Cybersecurity Rules for Critical Infrastructure Come Into Focus
For five years since the finalization of China’s Cybersecurity Law, one of the most consequential questions in Chinese technology policy has remained unanswered: How can we know who will be designated as “critical information infrastructure” (CII) operators and subject to some of the farthest-reaching provisions of the law? The answer got much closer this week […]
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