This two-volume set is a collection of articles that elucidate the theory, practice, legal innovations, and codification experience of the Law of Personality Rights in China. The Law of Personality Rights was enacted in China in May 2020, the first time that a Law has been legislated as an independent part of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China and an unprecedented step in protecting the personality rights of citizens. The first volume examines the legal and theoretical basis for the Law as a standalone part of the Civil Code as well as practical issues including institutional arrangements, the relationship between human rights and personality rights and the relationship with laws on tort liability, as well as those pertaining to marriage and the family. The second volume explains the design and innovations of the Law and proposes suggestions to refine it through evaluation of the attributes of personality rights and the draft laws. The volumes will be an essential reference for scholars and students studying civil law, continental law, Chinese law, and the legal protection of personality rights.

Latest and authoritative research findings, closely integrated with the formulation of China's Civil Code, and based on extensive reference to advanced foreign legislative experience and theoretical achievements Provides a systematic and in-depth study of the basic concept and system of personality rights, general personality rights, various types of specific personality rights and compensation for moral damages Covers theoretical research to the current state of legislation and analysis of cutting-edge issues The contributors of this book are all authoritative authors in the field of personality law and are influential in the academic community

This volume is a collection of articles on the codification experience of China's Law of Personality Rights, explaining the design of the Law as well as its innovations. As the second volume of a two-volume set that elucidates the theory, practice, and codification of the Law in China, the book explains the legal advancement of the Law of Personality Rights as a standalone part of the Civil Code of China. This includes innovative legislative thinking, law system arrangements, rule designs, and a systematic refinement of the provisions of personality rights in terms of nature, system, types, content, exercising rules and protection methods. Regarding the implementation of the Law, the book points out that personality rights are changing with the times so a more complete system of legal interpretation should be built. The final three chapters are appraisals of different versions of the draft law, with amendments to some articles advanced based on shortcomings and omissions. The book will be an essential reference to scholars and students studying civil law, continental law, Chinese law, and the legal protection of personality rights.