Protecting and Enforcing Trade Secrets in China | The National Law Review
Unlike many other countries, such as the United States, Russia and South
Korea, China lacks a national, unified trade secrets law. Instead, China
protects trade secrets through a series of laws and regulations. The most
important of these is the AUCL; however, other aspects of trade secret
protection are included in Contract Law, Labor Contract Law, Company Law,
Labor Law and Criminal Law, as well as several different regulations (such
as the 1998 Provision Regarding the Prohibition of Trade Secret
Infringement) and judicial documents (such as the 2007 Interpretation on
Certain Issues Related to the Application of Law in Trials of Civil Cases
Involving Unfair Competition).

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