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Notices to the Press ? Mar. 13: Premier Wen meets the Press ? Mar. 13: NPC closing session

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Highlights of work report on Supreme People's Court

China's top judge and president of the Supreme People's Court, Wang Shengjun, is delivering a report on the work of the Supreme People's Court Tuesday afternoon at the Second Session of the 11th National People's Congress (NPC).

Highlights of work report on Supreme People's Procuratorate

China's Prosecutor-General Cao Jianming is to deliver a report on the work of the Supreme People's Procuratorate Tuesday afternoon at the Second Session of the 11th National People's Congress.

Highlights of top legislator's work report

China's top legislator Wu Bangguo delivered a report on the work of the Standing Committee of the 11th National People's Congress (NPC) Monday morning to the parliament's second annual session.

• Investment plans will be transparent
• Increasing contribution to IMF not matter of a single country
• Confidence urged to stimulate economy
• Premier rejects pressure on yuan's devaluation or appreciation
• China ready to put forward new stimulus package
• Premier worries about safety of Chinese assets in US
• 1.18 trillion yuan totally new investment
• Stimulus package not fully understood
• NPC differs essentially with Western political system
• Employment rebound could decide economic growth

 

• Agriculture, farmers hit hard by financial crisis
• Inspection of prisons intensified
• Top legislature calls for unison actions to combat crisis
• People's Daily hails multiparty cooperation, political consultation under CPC leadership
• US Congress resolution on Tibet  slammed
• China's top legislature to conclude annual session
• Dalai Lama's reincarnation needs nod from central government
• China's effort to narrow rural-urban gap dampened by financial crisis
• World media hail China's work to improve people's livelihood
• Shrink of grain self-support will affect world grain price

 

• Gov't asked to repay universities' $73b debt
• 'Media must be objective about Tibet'
• Lawmakers disagree on courts' leniency towards enterprises in distress
• Mainland mulls cross-Straits railway
• Work safety situation in coal-rich Shanxi still grim
• Poor irrigation facilities threaten China's grain production
• Dalai Lama not harmony promoter but trouble maker
• Top political advisory body to conclude annual session
• China says stimulus plan will not sacrifice environment
• PBOC prepares for pilot trade settlement in yuan