More than 1,800 Chinese foreign-related laws, regulations and rules have been collected and collected, covering 187 countries around the world.
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The Ministry of Justice, together with relevant local justice departments, universities and enterprises, built the "Fatong" network, a national foreign-related legal service platform, which was previously launched for trial operation on July 1.
China News Service, Beijing, October 10 (Reporter Xie Yanbing) The reporter learned from the Ministry of Justice on the 10th that the "Fatong" website was officially launched on the 10th. At present, the "Fatong" website has collected more than 1,800 Chinese foreign-related laws, regulations, and rules, and has collected more than 1,500 legal resources covering 187 countries around the world.
On the same day, the Ministry of Justice held a press conference on strengthening the construction of foreign-related legal services and the official launch of the "Fatong" website. Wu Yanjun, deputy minister of the Ministry of Justice, said that since this year, the Ministry of Justice, together with relevant local justice departments, universities and enterprises, has built the "Fatong" network, a national foreign-related legal service platform, which launched a trial operation on July 1 this year. During the trial operation, the Ministry of Justice further optimized and improved various data resources and practical functions of the website.
Wu Yanjun said that the "Fatong" website mainly includes: comprehensively providing Chinese translations of laws and regulations of the world's major economies, regional country legal guides, typical cases of foreign-related legal services and other resources to facilitate enterprises and citizens to refer to and learn from, and assess and respond to overseas legal risks; comprehensively provide Provide information on foreign-related legal service institutions and personnel to facilitate "one-stop" centralized inquiry for corporate citizens; comprehensively provide intelligent foreign-related legal service information retrieval and personalized foreign-related legal issue consultation, and use scientific and technological means to provide the public with more accessible foreign-related legal services.
It is reported that the "Fatong" website has opened columns such as foreign-related laws and regulations, regional and country legal guides, foreign legal inquiries, and typical cases. At present, the "Fatong" website has collected more than 1,800 Chinese foreign-related laws, regulations and rules, and more than 1,500 legal resources covering 187 countries around the world, including Chinese translations of 976 foreign laws, 512 country-specific legal guides, 140 typical cases, etc., and has initially built a "treasure box" that gathers foreign-related legal service resources.
Zheng Wei, deputy director of the Foreign Legal Affairs Bureau of the Ministry of Justice, said that users can enter "lexcom.12348.gov.cn" in the browser of a computer or mobile phone, or search for "Latin" in the WeChat applet to access the website.
Zheng Wei said that in the next step, based on the positioning and functions of the "Fatong" network, the Ministry of Justice will increase service support for "going global" enterprises and citizens, focus on strengthening legal resources that are in high demand and high attention from the public, continue to promote platform optimization and upgrading, and provide users with more high-quality and efficient foreign-related legal services.
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The Ministry of Justice will continue to promote the optimization and upgrading of the platform, focusing on strengthening legal resources that are in high demand and of high public concern.
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