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China seeks public feedback on draft revision to police law
Source: XinhuaEditor: huaxia
2026-01-04 23:59:00
BEIJING, Jan. 4 (Xinhua)
China's Ministry of Public Security (MPS) has released a draft revision to the People's Police Law for public consultation.
The draft aims to safeguard national security and social order, protect people's legitimate rights and interests, and ensure that police officers perform their duties and exercise their powers in accordance with the law, the MPS said on Sunday.
The current People's Police Law, promulgated three decades ago, has played an important role in building the police force in China. However, as changes occur in the international and domestic situations, as well as in the missions and tasks of the Chinese police, it is necessary to comprehensively revise and improve the law, the MPS said.
The draft, comprising eight chapters and 103 articles, has stipulated the support systems for police officers and specified the Chinese People's Police Day.
It has refined the provisions on the duties and powers of public security organs' police officers, while adding content regarding the duties and powers of police in state security organs, judicial organs, and people's courts and procuratorates.
Furthermore, the draft added contents requiring punishment of officers who fail to perform their duties in accordance with the law or exceed the scope of their statutory duties in exercising their authority.
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Depending on how you interpret this, some potentially good news. Reported criminality in China is on a steady decrease.
Number of criminal cases registered in 2025 reaches new low in China in the century: Ministry of Public Security
The total number of criminal cases registered by public security organs nationwide in 2025 decreased by 12.8 percent year-on-year, reaching a new low in this century, while the number of public order cases decreased by 3.5 percent year-on-year, Global Times learned from the Chinese Ministry of Public Security on Thursday.
Number of criminal cases registered in 2025 reaches new low in China in the century: Ministry of Public Security
The total number of criminal cases registered by public security organs nationwide in 2025 decreased by 12.8 percent year-on-year, reaching a new low in this century, while the number of public order cases decreased by 3.5 percent year-on-year, Global Times learned from the Chinese Ministry of Public Security on Thursday.
China Railway Fifth Bureau has been ordered to suspend operations for 180 days.
Recently, information from the National Construction Market Regulatory Public Service Platform indicates that China Railway Fifth Bureau Group Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "CRFBC") has been ordered by the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development to suspend operations for 180 days. The suspension period begins on December 16, 2025, and remains effective until June 14, 2026. During the suspension period, the company is prohibited from undertaking new construction projects using its Special Grade General Contracting Qualification for Construction Engineering. The specific reasons for this action have not been disclosed.
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It has been akin to a lawless corporation, characterized by financial misconduct. It is linked to the Bangkok Building collapse.
there were some douyin videos before showing some "issues" in rail construct materials, is it this company or another?
Multiple universities have discontinued their art programs.
（It's worth noting that the Chinese gaming industry has also spurred growth in related fields such as 3D artistry, where mid-to-senior level positions remain highly sought after.）
I despise the cheap AI-generated trash. I understand that AI has, to some extent, infringed upon creators' copyrights, though the integration of artists and AI technology is inevitable in the future. I hope Chinese artists can harness new technologies rather than be constrained by them, creating more original Chinese IP works.
There was a time when fine arts majors were in high demand due to the rise of Chinese mobile games. However, with severe job market saturation and the recent impact of AI technology, the traditional art industry is gradually declining.
（It's worth noting that the Chinese gaming industry has also spurred growth in related fields such as 3D artistry, where mid-to-senior level positions remain highly sought after.）
I despise the cheap AI-generated trash. I understand that AI has, to some extent, infringed upon creators' copyrights, though the integration of artists and AI technology is inevitable in the future. I hope Chinese artists can harness new technologies rather than be constrained by them, creating more original Chinese IP works.
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