From July 2015 to September 2025, procuratorial organs across the country handled over 1.224 million public interest litigation cases, including 1.102 million administrative public interest litigation cases, accounting for over 90%. This is what the reporter learned from the press conference held by the Supreme People's Court and the Supreme People's Procuratorate on December 22. Qiu Jinghui, Deputy Director of the Public Interest Litigation Department of the Supreme People's Procuratorate, introduced that the procuratorial organs focus on the issue of public interest damage caused by the illegal exercise of powers or inaction of administrative organs, and comprehensively use supervisory methods such as procuratorial suggestions and filing lawsuits to promote the standardized operation of administrative power. Since January this year, procuratorial organs across the country have filed and handled more than 120000 administrative public interest lawsuits, made more than 79000 prosecutorial suggestions to administrative organs, and initiated more than 1100 administrative public interest lawsuits, promoting administrative organs to continuously standardize law enforcement processes, strengthen their sense of responsibility, and reduce administrative violations from the source. Geng Baojian, member of the Judicial Committee of the Supreme People's Court and Chief Judge of the Administrative Division, stated that the administrative public interest litigation system has entered a new stage of legal and standardized development. At present, 26 existing laws have stipulated provisions for public interest litigation, and the scope of administrative public interest litigation has expanded from the initial four statutory areas of ecological environment and resource protection, food and drug safety, state-owned property protection, and state-owned land use rights transfer to 14 areas such as women's rights protection, barrier free environment construction, and cultural relics protection. In response to the public welfare damage caused by the overlapping, blank or cross regional cross departmental powers of administrative organs, the people's courts closely rely on the leadership of the Party and fully consolidate the joint efforts of law enforcement and procuratorial organs. ”Wang Xiaobin, a senior judge at the first level of the Administrative Division of the Supreme People's Court, introduced that at the same time, the People's Court deeply grasps the relationship between individual case handling and social governance, and conducts analysis and consultation with relevant departments to propose countermeasures, achieving the transformation from "individual case rectification" to "systematic governance". On that day, the two high schools jointly released the third batch of typical cases of administrative public interest litigation. There are a total of 7 cases, covering areas such as agricultural land protection, agricultural product quality and safety, safe use of prescription drugs, management of public rental housing, barrier free environment construction, protection of women's equal employment rights and interests, and protection of anti Japanese war cultural relics. The typical case released this time has strengthened the sense of responsibility and accountability of administrative organs through supervision by the People's Procuratorate and trial by the People's Court, achieving a win-win situation. It is a concrete interpretation of the joint response of the law and procuratorate to the concerns of the times and the embodiment of the rule of law in the new era. ”Xu Xiangchun, Director of the Public Interest Litigation Department of the Supreme People's Procuratorate, said. (New Society)
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