Chinese Journal of International Law Advance Access originally published online on February 8, 2008
Chinese Journal of International Law 2008 7(1):197-225; doi:10.1093/chinesejil/jmn002
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Chinese Practice in Public International Law: 2006 (III)
Correspondence: * Lecturer, Faculty of International Law, China University of Political Science and Law (CUPL), Beijing, People's Republic of China. LL.D. (Peking University), LL.M. (Lund University, Sweden), LL.B. (Peking University) (e-mail: lijiangz{at}cupl.edu.cn). All the websites are visited before 15 December 2007. This paper was completed on 27 December 2007.
Continued from Part II published last year, this part of the Survey covers materials reflecting Chinese practice in 2006 relating to: XI. Outer Space Law (Definition and Delimitation of Outer Space; Draft Protocol on Matters Specific to Space Assets to the Convention on International Interests in Mobile Equipment; The Status and Application of Five UN Treaties on Outer Space; Practice of States and International Organizations in Registering Space Objects; The Establishment of the Disaster Management International Space Coordination Organization; The Policy of Peaceful Use of Outer Space; The Cooperative Approach to the Peaceful Use of Outer Space; The Convention of Asia-Pacific Space Cooperation Organization); XII. International Law on Diplomatic and Consular Relation (Preconditions for the Establishment of Diplomatic Relation; Vienna Convention on the Consular Relations; Diplomatic Protection and Consular Assistance); XIII. International Criminal Law (Universal Jurisdiction in Absentia; Treaty and Judicial Practice on Extradition and Criminal Judicial Assistance; The "East Turkistan" Terrorists in Guantanamo Bay; The LAI Cheong Sing (LAI Changxing) Case in Canada; The Position Towards Tokyo Trial; Illegal Migrants; Trafficking of Persons; Anti-Corruption); XIV. International Law on Environment (Environment and Development; Climate Change; Dam-building on International Rivers; Songhuajiang River Pollution Accident; Tropical Rain Forest in Southeast Asia; Animal Fur Trade; Auction of Dinosaur Egg); XV. International Organization (United Nations; World Health Organization; Shanghai Cooperation Organization); XVI. International Economic Law (International Trade Law; International Protection of Intellectual Property Rights; International Financial Law); XVII. International Law on Energy (Energy and Development; Energy Policy); XVIII. International Law on Natural Disaster (Tsunami Warning System; International Humanitarian Donation and Assistance); XIX. International Law on Health (The Issue of SARS; the Issue of Avian and Human Pandemic Influenza).
Note by the Editors: This survey is provided only for information. Readers are advised to consult the official documents themselves in their research. In international dealings, the Chinese government normally uses Chinese. The English quotations in this survey are therefore normally translations, but they are taken from official web sites or another official source, unless otherwise noted. The abbreviations used in the quotations are from those official websites.