Monday, March 11, 2002

• Labour Disputes and Wilderness Cases More Common in Courtroom
• Chinese Delegation Leaves for Four Countries
• FM Spokesman on Situation in Madagascar
• Li Peng Joins Legislators in Panel Discussion
• Task to crack down on Illegal Publications Remains Arduous
• Chinese PLA Sends More Officers to Study Abroad
• MAC: Cross-strait Direct Flight, If Possible, Priority to be Given to Shanghai and Beijing
• China to Complete State Theater Construction before 2004 National Day
• NPC Deputies Pressing Intensified Pollution Control at Three Gorges Dam Project
• Lawmakers Listen to Reports by Supreme Court, Supreme Procuratorate
• China Deals Heavy Blows at Organized and Violent Crimes
• Anti-Corruption Struggle Fruitful, Top Judge, Procurator
• Human Rights Well Protected in Law-Enforcement
• Human Rights Record of the United States in 2001
• China Issues US Human Rights Record in 2001
• People of Xinjiang Cherish Stability, Oppose Separatism
• Courts Handle More Cases of Underworld in Nature: Chief Judge
• Supreme Court Overhauls 2,600 Judicial Explanations
• Tibet Chairman Hits out at Separatist Activities by Dalai Lama
• Top Leaders Gather With Minority Delegates of NPC, CPPCC
• China Punishes 12,000 Criminals Involved in Organized Crimes
• China Spreads Use of Lethal Injection in Execution Cases
• Equal Rights for Children of Migrant Workers, Says CPPCC Member
• NPC Deputy Warns of Brain Drain After WTO Entry
• China to Issue US Human Rights Record in 2001
• Jiang Stresses Coordinated Social, Economic Development

• China Vows to Host Best Ever World Exposition
• Morgan Stanley: China's Growth Potential Tough Enough to Stand on Its Own
• Premier Zhu: China Capable of Hosting 2010 World Exposition
• Int'l Companies Intend to Expand Investment in China
• Chinese Municipality to Hold Motorcycle Expo
• Conditions Not Ripe for RMB's Total Convertibility: Dai Xianglong
• McDonald's Outlets Remain Popular in China
• PBOC Approves Two Representative Offices of Taiwan Banks
• Central Bank Pledges More Loans, Flexible Policy for Farmers
• China to Keep Yuan Stable: Central Bank Governor
• BIE Delegation Visits Beijing
• Senior Advisors Stress Importance of Manufacturing
• CFAs Have Rosy Career Outlook in China
• China Sets Target of World Manufacturing Centre, to Benefit Neighbours
• Lawmakers, Advisors Approve Higher National Debt in 2002
• WTO Entry Has Far-Reaching Effect on China's Resource Management
• China Deepens Reform of Banking System
• China's Land Rights Sales Reach 50 Billion Yuan Worth
• News Analysis: WTO Entry to Boost Economic Growth in China 

• US Warns Sri Lankan Tamil Rebels Against Truce Violation
• Sharon Seeks Likud's Support Following Quit by Far-right Bloc
• Iran's Foreign Policy Based on Mutual Respect: Khatami
• Zimbabwe's Justice Minister Drops Appeal Against Voting Extension
• Falling Scaffolding Kills Three in Chicago
• Japan's Former Glory Gone Forever: Australian Govt
• US Nuclear Plan Sees New Weapons and New Targets
• Bush to Mark 9-11 Anniversary in Washington D.C.
• U.S. Vice President Arrives in Britain for Talks With Blair
• Pentagon Considering Use of Nuclear Weapons: LA Times
• Bush Has Made No Decision on Iraq: National Security Advisor
• Iran Not Directly Threatened by US: Spokesman
• Zimbabwean Opposition Petition High Court to Extend Polling Days
• News Analysis: Can Two Tigers Stay in One Mountain?
• US Mission to Middle East Will Not Be Deterred by Violence: Powell
• Indian Muslim Leader Rejects Proposal for Temple Site
• Iran Denies Allegations on Undermining Afghan Interim Government
• Israel to Intensify Military Operations in West Bank, Gaza Strip
• Mubarak Meets Saudi FM on Mideast Situation
• Britain Wants to Make Cyprus Forward Operating Base Against Iraq
• Zimbabwe's Opposition Hopeful Casts Ballots Amid Cheerful Supporters
• Iraq to Inform Arab Countries of Stance in Talks With UN

• First Bibliography of Traditional Chinese Medical Books Completed
• Vice-Premier on Reform of Compulsory Education in Rural Areas
• Foreigners Participate in Compilation of English Textbooks in Guangzhou
• China to Launch First Space Telescope
• Advanced Raytheon Test Plane Lands in China
• HK Government Committed to Investing Heavily in Education: Official

• American Coach Likely to Take Chinese Women's Hockey Team
• Defending Champions Fall as Chinese 1st Division League Opens
• Martin Breaks Chinese Domain at All England Badminton Championships
• Chinese Vice-premier Meets with Winter Olympic Delegates

• 200 Million-Year-Old Crocodile Fossils Found in China
• Urban Needy -- New Concern of Chinese Government
• Lawmakers, Advisors Concerned about Environment
• Former Serf Happy with Life in Tibet Today  
• Sandstorm Warning System to Help Prevent Damages