Caging the Predator: How the Gaming Industry Targets Your Kids
Industry insider Ben Schwartz reveals how gaming companies target kids, and how the new laws trying to protect them are affecting the industry.
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Play Time’s Over: China Bans Weekday Video Games for Minors
On Monday, China’s National Press and Publication Administration handed down a new set of regulations for China’s young gamers.
China Public Transport Ticket New Rule for Children Starting Jan 1, 2020
According to the new regulation, from January 1, 2020, Children under the age of 6…
New Regulations Strengthen the Safety of Beijing’s Schools
For parents, school represents a place that they can drop their children off in the…
Major Crackdown on Dog Ownership Laws Approaching National Week
Dog owners beware: dog regulations in Beijing are going to be strictly enforced over the…
Here’s Everything You Need (and Need to Know) to Work Legally in China
Arrests and deportation of foreign teachers in China are reportedly on the rise as regulators…
Beijing to Fine Unlicensed E-Bikes RMB 1,000 Starting May 1
According to the Beijing Traffic Management Bureau, one million e-bike owners have applied for temporary licenses…
Living Lawfully: Knowing the Laws of Your New Home
Ignorance is not bliss when it comes to learning the laws and rights in a…
Law of the Land: Laws, Rights, and Scams – Oh My!
*Editor’s Note: The original print version wrongly listed Raffles Medical as International SOS. In Case…
What the FATCA is FATCA?
The BIG BROTHER of Financial Laws Enacted in 2010 by the 111th United States Congress, the…