As of February 2017, China has concluded a total of 135 judicial assistance treaties, asset recovery and sharing agreements, extradition treaties, and agreements on combating the "three forces" with 70 countries. Details are as follows:
List of Judicial Cooperation Treaties Concluded Between China and Foreign Countries (In Effect)
Civil and Criminal Judicial Assistance Treaties
(19 pages in total)
Criminal Judicial Assistance Treaties
(32 items in total)
Civil (Commercial) Judicial Assistance Treaties
(17 items in total)
Extradition Treaties Table
(34 items in total)
Treaties on Combating the “Three Forces”
(6 items in total)
Data sourced from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of China website
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Although some of the aforementioned countries do not have extradition treaties with China, they do have other judicial assistance treaties. For instance: China and the United States have an agreement on mutual legal assistance in criminal matters; China and Canada have a treaty on mutual legal assistance in criminal matters; China and Malta have a treaty on mutual legal assistance in criminal matters; China and Australia have a treaty on mutual legal assistance in criminal matters; China and Greece have an agreement on mutual legal assistance in civil and criminal matters; and China and Cyprus have a treaty on mutual legal assistance in civil, commercial, and criminal matters. For more information, please refer to the table above.
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