China's Procurator-General Ying Yong on Strengthening Foreign-Related Procuratorial Work
In an exclusive interview with China Daily, Ying Yong, prosecutor-general of the Supreme People's Procuratorate (SPP), discussed the growing importance of foreign-related procuratorial work in China. He highlighted the increasing number of foreign-related legal cases due to China's expanding global presence and the need for stronger legal support for Chinese enterprises and citizens venturing abroad.
Ying emphasized the crucial role of foreign-related procuratorial work in combating transnational economic crimes, protecting intellectual property rights, and fostering a sound legal framework for businesses. He also stressed the equal protection of legitimate rights and interests of both domestic and foreign entities.
The national conference on foreign-related procuratorial work held in Shanghai in November 2023 and the subsequent guideline published by the SPP demonstrate the commitment to enhancing the quality and efficiency of this work.
Serving high-quality development and opening-up: By safeguarding development interests and protecting the rights of Chinese enterprises and citizens.
Through coordination with relevant departments and promotion of legal tools for overseas entities.
By strengthening international judicial cooperation to protect China's overseas interests.
Through enhanced communication, information sharing, and supportive procuratorial policies.
By expanding the circle of friends and collaborating on combating transnational crimes.
Ying emphasized the importance of participating in the formulation of foreign-related laws and regulations, as well as international rules, to ensure effective protection of China's interests and promote global cooperation.
The SPP's active engagement in international discussions and negotiations on issues like cybercrime and criminal judicial assistance demonstrates its commitment to shaping a safer and more just global legal landscape.
5 Comments
Coccinella
Will foreign businesses actually get equal treatment in Chinese courts? Doubtful.
Karamba
Better international judicial cooperation will facilitate smoother global economic exchanges. Good job!
Answer
This sounds like political moves masked as legal reforms to support overseas Chinese enterprises.
The Truth
China's growing influence in international judicial matters could raise significant transparency and fairness issues.
Coccinella
This could lead to biased legal treatment masked as protecting national interests.