National People's Congress

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National People's Congress Civil Code of the People's Republic of China… (2020)

A natural person enjoys the right to privacy. No organization or individual may infringe upon the other’s right to privacy by prying into, intruding upon, disclosing, or publicizing other’s private matters. Privacy is the undisturbed private life of a natural person and his private space, private activities, and private information that he does not want to be known to others.
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National People's Congress Civil Code of the People's Republic of China… (2020)

In determining the civil liability an actor is to bear for infringing upon other’s personality rights, other than the right to life, the right to corporeal integrity, or the right to health, consideration shall be given to the occupations of the actor and the injured person, the scope of impact of the act, the degree of fault, as well as the factors such as the purposes, methods, and consequences of the act.
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National People's Congress Civil Code of the People's Republic of China… (2020)

Where a person of the civil law has evidence to prove that the content reported by a media, such as a newspaper, a periodical, or an online website, is inaccurate and thus infringes upon his reputation, he has the right to request the media to take necessary measures including making correction of or deleting the content in a timely manner.
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