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Liu Taizong, Director General of the SPP's Prosecutorial Department for Economic Crimes, said at the Cyberspace Rule of Law Forum of the 2026 WIC Wuzhen Summit that procuratorates will work with relevant authorities to advance the development of legal frameworks in the AI field.
November 5, 2026China's top judicial authorities have highlighted five significant criminal cases related to food safety violations in cyberspace, underscoring the urgent need for stronger measures to clean up the online market and protect consumers' rights.
September 22, 2026Chinese procuratorates have intensified efforts to improve cyberspace governance, prosecuting 77,000 people for crimes committed via the internet in the first half of 2026, according to data released by the SPP.
July 16, 2026China's prosecuting authorities have stepped up efforts to protect personal data, prosecuting more than 5,400 people and filing 4,086 public interest litigation cases involving personal information infringement in the first 11 months of 2025, according to data released by the SPP.
January 24, 2026The SPP has warned that tailored data crimes designed to meet black market demands for personal information are emerging as a major threat to privacy and cybersecurity.
October 22, 2025Tong Jianming, First Deputy Prosecutor General of the SPP, led the Chinese procuratorial delegation to the 30th IAP Annual Conference held in Singapore from Sept 5 to 8.
September 9, 2025A new legal document jointly issued by the SPC, the SPP and the MPS reiterated the sustainable and strong crackdown on individuals who assist cybercrimes, with targeted measures to address issues involving juveniles.
July 29, 2025From January 2024 to June 2025, procuratorial organs across the country prosecuted over 10,000 individuals involved in e-commerce-related crimes. In handling the cases, prosecutors identified several prominent issues that warrant special attention.
July 23, 2025