A Study on China’s Blocking Statutes against Unjustified Extra-territorial Application of Foreign Legislation

June 30, 2026Law Review

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The research aims to analyze China's legal framework for blocking unjust foreign extraterritorial jurisdiction in the context of global supply chain security.
Focused analysis of the recently enacted blocking statute of the People's Republic of China.
Evaluated the legal nature and effectiveness of blocking measures against foreign extraterritorial jurisdiction.
Identified risks and suggested reforms for multinational corporations in compliance management.
The blocking measures are found to extend obligations to both Chinese and foreign entities.
Issues include a lack of organic linkage between administrative and judicial procedures, resulting in ambiguities.
Recommendations were made for enhancing judicial expertise and clarifying court authority to mitigate compliance dilemmas.

Analyzes China's blocking statutes addressing unjust foreign extraterritorial jurisdiction, suggesting improvements for multinational compliance.

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Zhenai Jin (2026) studied this question.

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