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Unofficial Translation:

Counter-Terrorism Law (2015) at China Law Translate

See also: What China’s Anti-Terrorism Legislation Actually Says – Benjamin Bissell at LawFare

News Reports:

China Antiterror Law Doesn’t Require Encryption Code Handovers; but Law Passed by Rubber-stamp Parliament Sunday Still Raises Concerns About its Scope and Impact – Wall Street Journal

China’s New Anti-Terror Law: No Backdoors, but Decryption on Demand – ArsTechnica

Related – on China:

In Cyberspace, China’s Aim is to Control and Censor, No Matter What it Says – Zhou Zunyou op-ed in South China Morning Post

U.S., China Vow Not to Engage in Economic Cyberespionage – Washington Post (09.25.2015);   What Explains the U.S.-China Cyber ‘Agreement’? – Jack Goldsmith at LawFare ; Why the U.S.-China Cyber Spying Ban Will Inevitably Fail – Jennifer McArdle at The National Interest

Courage on Trial in China – Ai Weiwei op-ed in New York Times;   ‘I’m a Petitioner – Open Fire!’ Chaohua Wang on Justice in China – London Review of Books;   How ‘Picking Quarrels’ Became Beijing’s Go-To Weapon in Anti-dissident Lawfare – Hong Kong Free Press

Microsoft Failed to Warn Victims of Chinese Email Hack: Allegations by Former Employees – Reuters