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Chinese Procuratorates Intensify Crackdown on Telecom and Cyber Fraud

Indictments for cyber-related crimes soar by nearly 60%, alongside efforts against organized crime and corruption.
In an escalating effort to combat telecom and cyber fraud, Chinese procuratorates have indicted over 67,000 individuals from January to November 2024, marking a significant 58.5 percent increase compared to the previous year.

This information emerged from a national chief prosecutors' meeting held on Monday, reflecting China's robust commitment to addressing crimes pertinent to public safety and trust.

The period has also seen legal action against a wide spectrum of criminal activities.

Notably, 9,867 individuals involved in organized crime and 1,136 involved in the abduction or trafficking of women and children have been formally charged.

These steps underscore the authorities' resolve to tackle offenses that are high on the public's concern list.

Furthermore, the government's unyielding approach to severe and violent crime led to the indictment of 55,000 individuals within the same timeframe.

This signals the administration's ongoing determination to maintain social order and public security.

Corruption remains a focal point, with more than 28,000 people suspected of duty-related crimes being handled, representing a 37.9 percent rise from the corresponding period in 2023. Of these, 22,000 individuals have faced formal indictments, showcasing a rigorous campaign against graft that is focused on both petty and grand forms of corruption.

Additionally, efforts to curb corruption highlight a growing emphasis on both the supply and demand sides of bribery.

Prosecutors indicted 2,772 people for offering bribes, reflecting a 20.2 percent increase year-on-year.

These measures highlight the authorities' intent to enforce accountability for actions that undermine ethical standards in governance.

These prosecutorial activities are part of a broader strategic push by China to reinforce the rule of law and uphold justice in the face of evolving criminal tactics posed by technology and organized crime.

The significant increases in indictments demonstrate a recalibrated focus on leveraging legal frameworks to deter criminal enterprises, ensuring stability and integrity in society.
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