President Hu Jintao on Friday stressed maintaining national integrity, ethnic unity and social stability in Tibet.
Guangdong provincial authorities will allow more social organizations to be established to encourage the public to become more involved in managing social affairs.
Reducing carbon emissions from the agricultural and forestry industries could help to eliminate poverty in the Chinese countryside, according to Lin Erda.
The Party chief of Chongqing praised the crackdown on gangs in the city, saying the campaign is aimed at creating a favorable environment for residents and businesses.
The top legislature plans to improve laws in the cultural sector as the country throws unprecedented weight behind the development of culture.
China's increases in military spending in recent years have aroused the attention of both researchers and foreign countries.
Nearly 3,000 deputies to the 12th NPC will be elected by January 2013 with more seats given to workers and farmers. Law to ensure human rights
A database of Chinese staff abroad "is necessary" to better protect China's growing personnel and assets overseas.
China is willing to share its unique experiences in water management and conservation.
The proposal requires public security to inform the suspect's family within 24 hours after arrest.
Lawmakers and political advisers have called for laws that would further safeguard personal information.
The social situation in the Tibet autonomous region is stable and border defenses have been strengthened, a senior official of the region said on Thursday.