China -- March 12, 2006

• China reforms death penalty trials in 2006: top judge
• Chinese top prosecutor reports progress in clamp down on corruption
• Chinese judiciaries take steps to ensure innocent free from being wronged
• China sets up national animal epidemics prevention, control center
• Chilean president-elect meets with Chinese special envoy

• Chinese lawmaker demands equal death compensation for urban, rural residents
• Complaints against judiciary decrease despite exposures of unjust trials
• China makes public "blacklist" of bribers
• Conditions not ripe for China to abolish death penalty: spokesman
• CPPCC National Committee chairman calls for revitalizing old industrial bases

• Chinese president calls for revving up army building to safeguard national sovereignty
• China to reform death penalty trials
• Development of China's marine industry needs effective regulations: advisor
• Facts and figures: China's procuratorial work in 2005
• Facts and figures: China's judicial work in 2005

• India, China seeking closer ties
• Procuratorates to audiotape, videotape interrogation process
• Premier Wen to meet Chinese, foreign press after conclusion of parliament session