2024年中国正风反腐“成绩单”

Anti-Corruption Efforts - In the first three quarters of 2024, disciplinary inspection and supervision agencies nationwide filed 642,000 cases, including 58 provincial and ministerial-level officials [1][2] - Nearly 600,000 cases of misconduct and corruption among grassroots officials were investigated, with 462,000 individuals disciplined and 15,000 transferred to procuratorial organs [3] - The number of cases filed and high-level officials investigated has increased compared to the same period last year, reflecting intensified anti-corruption efforts [2] Grassroots Corruption Crackdown - A nationwide campaign targeting "flies and ants" corruption (petty corruption among grassroots officials) was launched in April 2024 [3] - The campaign focuses on key areas affecting people's livelihoods, including education, healthcare, elderly care, social security, and law enforcement [3] - Measures include strengthening internal supervision, improving transparency in village affairs, and enhancing public oversight through media exposure and democratic evaluation [3] Bribery Prevention - In the first three quarters of 2024, 19,000 bribery cases were filed, with 2,972 individuals transferred to procuratorial organs [5] - New measures include establishing a bribery blacklist system and amending criminal laws to increase penalties for bribery [4] - Emerging forms of bribery, such as virtual currency bribes and disguised bribery through entrusted wealth management, are being targeted [5] Formalism and Bureaucracy Reduction - From January to November 2024, nearly 92,000 cases of formalism and bureaucracy were investigated, with 135,000 individuals receiving criticism or education, and 86,000 receiving disciplinary actions [6] - The central government has publicly disclosed nine typical cases to strengthen warning and deterrence [6] - Emphasis is placed on leadership responsibility in combating formalism and bureaucracy, with a focus on the "key minority" of leading officials [7] Key Sector Anti-Corruption - Anti-corruption efforts have expanded to new areas such as sports, while maintaining focus on traditional sectors like finance, energy, and infrastructure [8] - Notable cases include senior executives from China Construction Bank and China Datang Corporation [8] - Measures include improving legal systems, closing regulatory loopholes, and optimizing financial and administrative supervision mechanisms [8] Comprehensive Governance - The anti-corruption strategy emphasizes a combination of high-pressure deterrence and systemic reforms to address both symptoms and root causes [2][3] - Efforts are being made to strengthen grassroots execution, promote power transparency, and enhance supervision over key officials [2][3] - The approach includes both top-down policy adjustments and bottom-up practical implementation to improve governance effectiveness [9]