China Passes Anti-Terrorism Law; Tech Companies Might Be Asked to Give Private Information to the Government
China government approved Anti-Terrorism Law. Companies will be asked to give private information about their users to the government.
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For the first time, China has passed its anti-domestic violence law. Nevertheless, the law does not protect gay couples.
Rudy Kurniawan was sentenced 10 years in prison for selling counterfeit wine. He then submitted an appeal to the US court but was rejected.
President Barack Obama signed Omnibus Appropriations Act. The legislation will provide $960 million to nuclear energy programs.
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