China has launched a yearlong nationwide campaign targeting organized crime conducted through online platforms and "soft violence", while maintaining pressure on traditional gangs, groups exploiting minors and criminal organizations involved in drugs, gambling and prostitution.
China's procuratorial public interest litigation system empowers prosecutors to identify harm to public interests, urge responsible authorities or infringers to act, and bring cases before courts to clarify responsibility and push rectification.
China is using procuratorial public interest litigation to strengthen barrier-free environment construction to protect the rights of people with disabilities, the elderly and those with accessibility needs, according to the country's latest human rights action plan.
China has introduced stricter and clearer rules for handling serious crimes committed by younger offenders, as part of broader efforts to curb violent crime while safeguarding the rights of juveniles.
On July 30, Tong Jianming, First Deputy Prosecutor General of the SPP, met with a delegation led by Tong Hio-fong, Prosecutor General of the Public Prosecutions Office of the Macao SAR, in Yinchuan, Ningxia Hui autonomous region.
The Supreme People's Procuratorate (SPP) is the highest procuratorial organ of the People's Republic of China. It leads the work of the people's procuratorates at all levels and specialized people's procuratorates and is responsible for and reports its work to the National People's Congress (NPC) and its Standing Committee.
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