Ng Tze Wei | South China Morning Post

Ng Tze Wei

Ng Tze-wei has reported on mainland Chinese legal affairs for the Post since 2007. From labour contract law to criminal procedure law, she has followed closely the twists and turns in the passing of many key legislations and debates over the country's legal reform. She can be reached at [email protected]

Ng Tze Wei

Ng Tze-wei has reported on mainland Chinese legal affairs for the Post since 2007. From labour contract law to criminal procedure law, she has followed closely the twists and turns in the passing of many key legislations and debates over the country's legal reform. She can be reached at [email protected]

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Man tries to break past new security

4 Aug 2000 - 12:00AM

Man tries to break past new security

Bear farming backed by mainland wildlife official

1 Aug 2000 - 12:00AM

Bear farming backed by mainland wildlife official

Arson prompts security alert

4 Aug 2000 - 12:00AM

Arson prompts security alert

Keen learners' second chance

9 Aug 2000 - 12:00AM

Keen learners' second chance

Border probe into missing boy

30 Aug 2000 - 12:00AM

Border probe into missing boy

Border probe into missing boy

30 Aug 2000 - 12:00AM

Border probe into missing boy

Mainlanders catch up to join A-league

10 Aug 2000 - 12:00AM

Mainlanders catch up to join A-league

State secrets allegation in Rio case dropped

13 Aug 2009 - 12:00AM

State secrets allegation in Rio case dropped

Raiders target tycoon's home

30 Aug 2000 - 12:00AM

Raiders target tycoon's home

Raiders target tycoon's home

30 Aug 2000 - 12:00AM

Raiders target tycoon's home

Opinion | Defence lawyers under threat

3 Oct 2012 - 7:59AM

Defence lawyers under threat

Bocog launches family Games tour contest

10 Apr 2007 - 12:00AM

Bocog launches family Games tour contest

Fights prompt lorry blockade threat

3 Sep 2000 - 12:00AM

Fights prompt lorry blockade threat

Opinion | Pedigree of top judge Zhou Qiang offers hope for legal reform

Unlike his predecessor Wang Shengjun, a party official with a police background who never studied law, Zhou Qiang, 53, was one of the country's first law students after the Cultural Revolution. He joined Southwest University of Political Science and Law in 1978 and graduated with a master's degree in civil law in 1985.

4 Apr 2013 - 5:50AM

Unlike his predecessor Wang Shengjun, a party official with a police background who never studied law, Zhou Qiang, 53, was one of the country's first law students after the Cultural Revolution. He joined Southwest University of Political Science and Law in 1978 and graduated with a master's degree in civil law in 1985.

Pedigree of top judge Zhou Qiang offers hope for legal reform

Call to bar corrupt cadres in reshuffle

16 May 2007 - 12:00AM

Call to bar corrupt cadres in reshuffle

Beijing wants to keep 1m cars off the road during Games

19 Apr 2007 - 12:00AM

Beijing wants to keep 1m cars off the road during Games

Opinion | China's constitution appears headed for the growing list of taboo topics

6 Jun 2013 - 4:05AM

China's constitution appears headed for the growing list of taboo topics

Security and energy on agenda for Wen's trip

30 Oct 2007 - 12:00AM

Security and energy on agenda for Wen's trip

Electoral help lies in Beijing

26 Apr 2007 - 12:00AM

Electoral help lies in Beijing

Opinion | Snowden case poses complex legal challenges for Hong Kong

13 Jun 2013 - 12:57PM

Snowden case poses complex legal challenges for Hong Kong

'Taiwan the real reason' US ships sent away

2 Dec 2007 - 12:00AM

'Taiwan the real reason' US ships sent away

Hostage tells of 'apologetic' captor

2 Aug 2000 - 12:00AM

Hostage tells of 'apologetic' captor

Macau chief told of 'historic start'

13 Aug 2009 - 12:00AM

Macau chief told of 'historic start'

Opinion | Lack of environmental public interest litigation in no one's best interest

9 Nov 2012 - 5:16PM

Lack of environmental public interest litigation in no one's best interest

Tai O appeal as village fades away

14 Aug 2000 - 12:00AM

Tai O appeal as village fades away

Opinion | China's courts need to show way forward

6 Dec 2012 - 4:42AM

China's courts need to show way forward

Opinion | A clear definition of domestic violence is needed to curb the crime

7 Feb 2013 - 3:54AM

A clear definition of domestic violence is needed to curb the crime

Permanent burial for officer

18 Aug 2000 - 12:00AM

Permanent burial for officer

Opinion | Mainland leadership needs to deepen legal reform

3 Jan 2013 - 5:10AM

Mainland leadership needs to deepen legal reform

Opinion | Why China has little to celebrate from the Edward Snowden affair

11 Jul 2013 - 8:46AM

Why China has little to celebrate from the Edward Snowden affair