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2015년 10월 29일

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Ashley Hogan, Jurist (USA)

China court finds in favor of NGOs under new environmental law

The Nanping Municipal Intermediate People's Court of Fujian found in favor [Xinhua report] of two environmental groups on Thursday under a new environmental law. The court ordered defendants to restore destroyed vegetation and pay compensation for the damage that resulted from of an illegal mining expansion. This was the first environmental protection case decided since the Environmental Protection Law…took effect on January 1. The law allows NGOs to directly sue polluters in the public interest, and the victory by Friends of Nature and Fujian Green Home [advocacy websites] suggests that other environmental groups will have more power to combat pollution under the new law.

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