To protect the interests of Hepatitis B virus carriers, China's Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, the Ministry of Education, and the Ministry of Health have jointly issued a circular which requires that Hepatitis B checkups for school enrollment and employment purposess be abolished.

Lei Chuang, a Hepatitis B virus carrier in China, has successfully obtained a health certificate, a pass that allows him to work in the food industry.

China's Ministry of Health plans to ensure children with Hepatitis B are treated fairly by asking kindergartens not to refuse admission to this special group of children.

Wang Dongsheng, the director-general of the Social Development Division of the National Development and Reform Commission of China, disclosed at a recent forum that nine kinds of public health services will be available to Chinese residents free of charge.

Wrigley China and Beijing Duoqi Enterprise Management and Consultant Company have been together sued by a former Chinese employee who claims he was fired by the company for carrying the Hepatitis B virus.