CHRLCG also deems it imperative for China to make independent inquiries into the above claims of torture and held the perpetrators legally accountable; to take immediate steps to criminalise torture as defined in the UN Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment and to repeal “residential surveillance at designated location” which not only gives leeway the practice of torture but as it is designed has violated all basic principles of criminal due process, especially when used in combination of article 37 of the Criminal Procedure Law (2012). For Contact and Enquiry: