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The Ministry of Justice announced that the government may collect medical, medical treatment, genetic information, sexual life, health examination, and criminal records without obtaining prior written consent...
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On July 4, the Ministry of Justice announced (source document in Chinese) that
the government may collect medical, medical treatment, genetic
information, sexual life, health examination, and criminal records
without obtaining prior written consent for purposes of family
violence prevention.
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Ministry Of Justice Issues Medical Information Collection Exception
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