On March 17, mainland Sina.com reported that the “Disciplinary and Illegal Reporting Platform for Political and Legal Officials” was officially launched. The platform provides an avenue for the general public to report disciplinary violations by the CCP’s public prosecutors, judges and police officers. According to Apollo.com commentator Lin Feng, the initiative is Xi’s attempt to purge the Jiang faction’s Political and Legal Committee officials, a hidden political threat, and to consolidate his power before the 20th National Congress. The Chinese Communist Party’s political and legal system has done countless bad things among the mainland public, breaking up countless families, and the mainland public is protecting itself by reporting suspected criminals.
On February 18, Gao Guangjun, a U.S. lawyer and former teacher at the Communist Party’s Public Security University, mentioned in an interview with the Voice of America that Xi Jinping has not been able to fully control the “knife handle” of the political and legal system since he came to power, and that this is a major problem for Xi. In the first half of last year, Chen Xinxin, a close associate of Xi Jinping and secretary-general of the Central Committee of Political and Legal Affairs, announced a “rectification” of the political and legal system and a comprehensive purge of the political and legal system before the 20th National Congress to investigate “disloyal and dishonest” people. The actual “two-faced people” is to cleanse the officials who are disloyal to Xi. After the launch of the Rectification Campaign, a large number of political and legal officials and police “tigers” have been investigated, removed from office or prosecuted.
On February 18, New Tang Dynasty TV reported, “Xi Jinping cleans up the political and legal system to close the net on Jiang’s Shanghai “lair””, in which it was also mentioned that Xi Jinping is now using the political and legal system as a breakthrough to strengthen his political and organizational control, and is said to have waged a war to defend the 20 major powers. The biggest concern for Xi is that anti-Xi forces are lurking deeper in the political and legal system, especially in the public security system, which holds the guns. The law also suggests that the Discipline Inspection Commission’s frequent attacks on officials from the Ministry of Public Security and the political and legal system are intended to further cleanse the party of anti-Xi forces and to escort Xi Jinping through a smooth transition at the 20th National Congress.
It is understood that the “platform for reporting disciplinary violations by political and legal officials” went online around March 17.
On March 24, Minghui.com reported on the article “CCP’s Political and Legal System Faces “Rewind” of Illegal Crimes. In the article, it was mentioned that “although the CCP has always put on a show for the public and used this as a way to make factionalism, those in the CCP’s public security bureau, prosecutor’s office, courts, judicial bureau, prisons, and other political and legal systems in the midst of this campaign can be described as apprehensive. Those involved in the persecution of Falun Gong might as well count the things they have done, can they get away with these crimes? Once they are reported by the aggrieved people, what should they do?”
In addition, the article mentions that everyone in the public prosecution system is in danger: “Feedback from citizens in Liaoning Province: “On February 27, the Political and Legal Affairs Committee of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China began to carry out education and rectification, and one after another, the public prosecution, the judiciary, and other departments held study meetings. On the 17th of March, Liaoning, the first province in the country, announced its telephone number and email address to reflect the problems of the public prosecutor and the judiciary. Because I have a relative relationship with the person involved in a case, when I was in contact with the public prosecution staff, I took these news and informed them that now everyone knows they are engaged in rectification and asked them to act according to the law, they were particularly scared.”
Investigation found that you can report anonymously
Apollo.com reporter Li Chenyu investigated and found that the “disciplinary and illegal reporting platform for political and legal cadres” can indeed anonymously report public prosecution and law enforcement personnel.
If there are conditions, in mainland China to use proxy servers such as Free Gate to hide IP, anonymous or real-name reporting, more security.
If you want to report, please search for “12337” intelligent reporting platform.
The reporting platform includes three parts: clue reporting, progress inquiry and suggestion. After logging into the tip report, enter the reporting instructions, through the second note can be determined, there is no requirement to report in real name. Apollo.com reporter tried to report a suspected criminal personnel, it is possible to achieve.
After entering the official page of the report, you can fill in the details of the informant, you can also do not fill in. In the reported person column to fill in the specific information of the suspected criminal public prosecutors, law enforcement officers, check the suspected crime terms, and can upload relevant attachments.
After the final confirmation is submitted, a 16-digit clue number will be generated to facilitate the tracking of the processing progress of the reported case.
Apollo.com commentator Lin Feng suggested that in 2015, the Communist Party’s “Regulations of the Supreme Court on Several Issues Concerning the Registration and Filing of Cases in the People’s Courts” was implemented, changing from a case review system to a case registration system, claiming that “every case must be established and every case must be handled”. At that time, Falun Gong practitioners who were persecuted by the CCP sued Jiang Zemin, the culprit of the persecution of Falun Gong, in real names, and the number of cases and petitions filed with the Supreme Court and the Supreme Procuratorate reached more than 200,000. However, Xi Jinping did not seize this opportunity to bring Jiang Zemin to justice, and as a result, Jiang’s men and horses are waiting for the opportunity to move.
Lin Feng suggested that Xi Jinping’s purge of the Political and Legal Affairs Commission, which has persecuted countless Chinese people, came out of a need for power struggle. But if he does, it will be an inadvertent move to follow the will of God. For decades, the Political and Legal Department, as the hawk and dog of the Chinese Communist Party, has owed countless blood debts to the common people. How many people have had their families broken, their wives separated, and their homes uprooted…. The Chinese people persecuted by the CCP’s Political and Legal Committee can report it under their own protection. As Minghui.com reported, the CCP public prosecutors are “especially afraid” of this purge!
As for those public prosecutors and judicial officials who normally persecute good people, I hope they will also come to their senses: no matter how much they work for the CCP, they cannot escape the punishment of man by God. Only by quitting this evil organization of the CCP can we truly preserve the happiness and peace of ourselves and our families.
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