Saturday, March 09, 2002

• China's Top Legislature Should Have More Female Members: Lawmaker
• Chinese Courts Handle 23,340 Overseas-Related Cases
• Transnational Organized Crime Conference to Be Held in HK
• Registered Urban Unemployment Expected to Hit 8 Million in 2002
• Women's Rights in HK Protected by Laws
• Chinese Experts Reject US Human Rights Report
• Draft Rules on NPC Deputy Election for HK, Macao Reviewed
• Election of 10th NPC to Be Completed in January
• NPC Chairman on Election of Tenth People's Congresses
• NPC to Continue Making Laws to Comply to WTO Rules: Li Peng
• Top Legislature to Finish Tasks This Year: Li Peng
• Top Lawmaker Reports Progress in Legislative Work
• NPC Fifth Session Holds Third Plenum
• Moscow Hails Resumption of U.N.-Iraq Dialogue

• Credit Vital in China's Market Economy
• Next Engine of Growth Comes from China: UOB Chairman
• CSRC Under Fire at NPC, CPPCC Sessions
• China Continues to Top Asia-Pacific Ad Market
• Analysis: 7-Percent Growth Target Feasible
• CPPCC Members Call for Credit System

• Kosovo Leaders Have No Right to Declare Independence: UN
• Zimbabwean Presidential Election Kicks Off on High Note in Harare
• Defense Minister of Madagascar Offers Resignation
• Sri Lankan Custom Officer Murder Suspect Arrested
• Japan to File Complaint at WTO on U.S. Steel Tariff
• Mubarak's Trip Highlights Need for U.S. to Act: Presidential Aide
• U.S. Demands Israel, Palestinians to Implement Tenet Plan
• Bush Expects More Battles Like Gardez in Afghanistan
• Italian PM Urges U.S. to Mediate in Middle East Conflict
• Security Council Asks Annan to Go Ahead With Iraq Discussion

• Datang Telecom Sets up Third Generation Operation
• Chinese Legislators Strongly Opposed to Reproductive Human Cloning
• Chinese Scientist Calls for More Research Spending

• Zhongyuan Beat Shenghua 2-0 in League Opener
• Results of All England Badminton Championships
• China Seals One Title at All England Championships

• Statues to Be Made of 40 Famous Chinese
• Chinese Employees Retire Young