China's revised state secrets law has come into force. Here's what to know
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A revised state secrets law in China prompts Taiwan to caution citizens against travel to China, fearing punishment for ordinary business activities.
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China has updated its Law on the Guarding of State Secrets, broadening its scope to include work secrets beyond state secrets, affecting firms with foreign ties.
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The law requires internet companies to cooperate with investigations into suspected leaks, with specific protocols for handling state security incidents.
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Government employees in China handling state secrets face stricter regulations post-revision, including limitations on new employment and international travel.
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