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Anonymous users2024-01-24China's law protects privacy interests, but there is a clear boundary between them and privacy interests, that is, things that the perpetrator does not intend others to know. If the perpetrator makes love on the road in public, it can be inferred that the perpetrator has an indifferent attitude towards whether his behavior can be seen by others and who sees it. In this case, it cannot be called a privacy interest, and naturally there is no need to infringe on privacy interests.
You are breaking the law in this case.
Individual actions are fine, such as taking selfies or taking pictures of each other. >>>More
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If it is to break into someone else's home, without consent It is commonly known as trespassing on private houses Legally called illegal break-in. It is recommended to report to the police Minor verbal warnings are sufficient. >>>More
Hello, if the ownership of the furniture is yours and the landlord moves out without permission, this is theft, but regardless of who owns the furniture, the landlord enters your rental house without permission, it is an illegal break-in. Hope.
That's definitely not okay, people build toilets at most illegal construction, and you bump into it because your skills are not good. This is a traffic accident. Eight poles can't be hit. For example, if someone is an illegal building, you hanged yourself in the past, and people also compensated you for illegal construction? It doesn't make sense.
Public Security Administration Punishment Law: Article 49: Anyone who steals, defrauds, robs, snatches, extorts, or intentionally damages public or private property is to be detained for not less than 5 days but not more than 10 days, and may also be fined up to 500 RMB; where the circumstances are more serious, they are to be detained for between 10 and 15 days, and may be concurrently fined up to 1,000 RMB. >>>More