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Rome Statute   China has not acceded to the Rome Statute. The ICC Project Office of Beijing Normal University in China has been working on increasing awareness around the ICC in the country. A project has been finalized translating key ICC Implementing Legislation into Chinese last year, and several capacity building workshops for different government representatives as well as academics have been held. Regional ICC seminars have also been held in various Chinese provinces including participation of ICC officials as well as government and judicial functionaries.
Agreement on Privileges and Immunities China has not acceded to the Agreement on Privileges and Immunities.
Bilateral Immunity Agreement No information is available.
Implementing Legislation Although the government is not addressing the issue at the time, partner civil society organizations have produced a book in Chinese on comparative ICC legislation from around the world that seeks to initiate discussions around this issue.
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Last Updated 04 June 2008
Government and Inter-governmental Documents
AuthorDate and Title
China
20 Nov 2009
Statements during General Debate at 8th Session of ASP - China
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china
05 Mar 2009
Portavoz de la Cancillería Qin Gang Responde Pregunta de Periodista sobre Emisión de Orden de Detención del Presidente Sudanés por Parte del Tribunal Criminal Internacional
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China
03 Dec 2008
Statement on the Eighth Report of the Prosecutor of the ICC pursuant to Resolution 1593
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China
07 June 2005
Position Paper of the People's Republic of China on the United Nations Reforms
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People's Republic of China
07 June 2005
Position Paper of the People's Republic of China on the United Nations Reforms
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Conference Reports and Declarations
AuthorDate, Title and Summary
Chinese Society of International Law
15 Oct 2003
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Conference Summary: "Symposium on the Comparative Study of the International Criminal Law and the Rome Statute" (15-17 October)
Beijing, China -- Symposium on the Comparative Study of the International Criminal Law and the Rome Statute, organized by the Chinese Society of International Law.

For further information, contact Professor Qin Xiaocheng, Secretary-General, the Chinese Society of International Law at:
Chinese Society of International Law
15 Oct 2003
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Statement by UN Secretary General Kofi Annan at the "Symposium on the Comparative Study of the International Criminal Law and the Rome Statute" (15-17 October)
Beijing, China -- Symposium on the Comparative Study of the International Criminal Law and the Rome Statute, organized by the Chinese Society of International Law

For further information, contact Professor Qin Xiaocheng, Secretary-General, the Chinese Society of International Law at:
Asian Legal Resource Centre (ALRC), Center for Criminal Jurisprudence of the People's Unviersity (Re
10 Feb 2003
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Closing Remarks from the "International Symposium on Major Issues on International Criminal Court" (10-13 February)
Hainan City, People's Republic of China (PRC) -- "International Symposium on Major Issues on International Criminal Court", jointly organized by the Hong Kong-based Asian Legal Resource Centre (ALRC) and the Center for Criminal Jurisprudence of the People's University (Renming) in Beijing. For more information, contact Sanjeewa Liyanage at: sanjeewa@ahrchk.org
NGO Media Statements
AuthorDate and Title
AI
28 Feb 2007
Amnesty International calls on China to start the process to sign up to the new International Criminal Court
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