Abstract
The Electronic Commerce Law (ECL) of the People’s Republic of China is a pivotal regulation that imposes stringent information disclosure obligations on e-commerce platforms. This paper explores the legal implications of these obligations, focusing on their role in enhancing transparency, preventing fraud, and protecting consumer rights. It delves into the challenges faced by e-commerce platforms in complying with the ECL, particularly in terms of data privacy and dispute resolution. Through a comprehensive analysis, this paper provides recommendations for platforms to effectively navigate these challenges, ensuring compliance while fostering consumer trust and safeguarding user data. The findings highlight the importance of robust compliance measures and proactive strategies in building a trustworthy and secure e-commerce environment, ultimately contributing to the sustainable growth of the e-commerce sector in China.
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