Reporting Guidelines for Duty Crimes

Author: Supreme People's Procuratorate Complaint Center
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Publish Date: 2002-05-01
Features: Reporting is an important democratic right granted to citizens by the Constitution and laws of China. It is a significant form of citizens exercising their supervisory power over state organs and public officials, as well as a powerful weapon and important means for citizens to combat various forms of corruption and illegal acts in office. In judicial practice, public complaints have provided a large number of case leads for procuratorates to investigate corruption, bribery, and other official crimes. This has not only promoted the in-depth investigation of official misconduct by procuratorates but has also played a crucial role in the fight against corruption and the eradication of corrupt practices. To further improve the complaint system, handle complaint matters conscientiously, safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of complainants, and effectively mobilize the public to report truthfully, sign complaints, and report correctly, we have compiled the "Guide to Reporting Official Crimes" based on our practical judicial experience. The purpose of compiling this book is to promote complaint knowledge and provide a guide for the general public to report official crimes.