The 83rd session of the Working Group II (Dispute Resolution) of the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL) was held at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, USA from February 16th to 20th, 2026.

Recently, with the approval of the Committee of the Xuhui District Justice Bureau of the Communist Party of China in Shanghai, the Committee of the Communist Party of China of Shanghai Dehehantong Law Offices (hereinafter referred to as "Dehehantong Party Committee") was officially established. This marks a new stage of systematic and standardized development of the Party building work of the firm and is an important milestone in the political life and development history of Dehehantong.

Recently, the Shanghai branch of a certain commercial bank intends to transfer its held non-performing assets (creditors' rights) package. As of the benchmark date, the principal balance of the target asset package's creditor's rights is approximately 126 million yuan, the interest balance is approximately 11 million yuan, and the total creditor's rights balance is approximately 137 million yuan. Dehehantong accepted the commission from the state-owned financial asset management company (AMC) and provided legal due diligence and transaction legal advisor services during the acquisition stage.

On January 20th, the Taizhou Arbitration Commission officially announced the list of newly appointed arbitrators for the fifth Taizhou Arbitration Commission. Li Jian and Hu Jun, members of the Dehehantong Expert Committee, and Sun Hong, a partner of the Shanghai office, were newly appointed as arbitrators of the Taizhou Arbitration Commission.

Recently, Dehehantong assisted Zhuhai Hengqin Xunzhen Private Equity Management Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Xunzhen Fund") in successfully completing the registration as a private fund manager with the China Securities Investment Fund Association. The registration institution type is a private securities investment fund manager.

Chinese enterprises are venturing into Africa and establishing themselves in the blue ocean of Uganda. Have you encountered these "obstacles on the road"? The local laws and regulations are unfamiliar, there are few systematic interpretations from China, and it is difficult to find the key points of investment compliance. Confusion surrounds land ownership, labor relations, tax policies... The policy red lines and business opportunities are intertwined, and there is no basis for risk prevention. Project progress is fraught with difficulties, and compliance costs remain high... Want to deeply engage in the fertile soil of China-Uganda economic and trade cooperation, but lack precise legal guidance? Don't worry! Dehehantong has gathered professional lawyers and professors who have practiced for many years and have been deeply involved in legal services for the "Belt and Road Initiative" in Africa. After a long period of refinement, this book focuses on the investment compliance practices in Uganda, helping you clarify core regulations such as investment, labor, mining and environmental protection, taxation, and anti-commercial bribery, solving compliance pain points, finding the right path for overseas expansion, and giving Chinese enterprises more confidence and better organization when investing in Uganda!