China on Wednesday implemented a revised law on guarding state secrets that is expected to help Beijing further safeguard national security following the entry into force of an amended counterespionage law in July last year.The legislation calls for the strengthening of the management of secrets at military facilities and stresses the guidance of the country's ruling Communist Party, allowing relevant officials to decide on their own what constitutes a state secret.To prevent the leakage of secrets overseas, officials who had access to secrets will be stopped from leaving China for a certai…READ FULL ARTICLE
