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Beijing Media Top Stories: personal income tax, sexual harassment and Huabiao film awards ...Posted by Tsingsong, August 29, 2005 3:18 PM
1. Public hearing planned on personal income tax baseline; (The China's first legislative public hearing to be held on September 27, please visit www.npc.gov.cn for signing up if you are interested.) 2. China's legislature passes amendments to the law on women's rights protection, which "prohibits sexual harassment of women" and empowers women to "lodge complaints" to relevant organizations; 3. The awards ceremony for the 11th China Broadcast, Film and TV Huabiao Awards staged in Beijing; Some of Huabiao awards issued to: - The Excellent Feature Film: Kekexili: Mountain Patrol《可可西里》; House of Flying Daggers《十面埋伏》etc. Let's give them the warmest applauds:-) 4. Illegal fee from five hospitals including Tong Ren revealed; 5. Four illegal electronic video games banned by The Ministry of Culture. |
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