北京市人民检察院检察长朱雅频作工作报告 “四大检察”案件去年办结116738件

Core Viewpoint - The Beijing People's Procuratorate reported significant progress in various legal areas, including criminal, civil, administrative, and public interest litigation, with a focus on enhancing public safety and protecting citizens' rights in 2025. Group 1: Case Handling and Statistics - In 2025, the Beijing procuratorial authorities handled a total of 123,412 cases across the "Four Major Prosecutions," including 75,686 criminal cases, 29,704 civil cases, 13,215 administrative cases, and 4,807 public interest litigation cases, with 116,738 cases concluded [1] - The prosecution of serious violent crimes exceeding the statute of limitations involved 25 individuals, while 532 corruption cases led to the prosecution of 619 individuals [1] Group 2: Cybercrime and Public Safety - The Beijing procuratorial authorities prosecuted 960 cases of cybercrime, including violations of personal information, involving 1,649 individuals [2] - There was a notable decrease in serious violent crimes and theft-related offenses, with a 7.8% and 5.2% year-on-year decline, respectively [2] - The authorities handled 4,339 cases related to asset recovery, with the recovered amount exceeding 38 billion yuan, marking a 29.1% increase year-on-year [2] Group 3: Public Health and Safety Initiatives - The "Food and Drug Safety Initiative" led to the handling of 604 public interest litigation cases, addressing issues such as illegal food additives and unsanitary conditions in community group purchases [3] - Over 600 illegal business entities were prosecuted for violations related to food safety [3] Group 4: Protection of Vulnerable Groups - The Beijing procuratorial authorities processed 2,802 cases involving minors, with a 12.7% decrease in juvenile crime and a 19.5% decrease in crimes against minors compared to the previous year [4] - Initiatives were taken to enhance the safety of elderly individuals and women, with 1,233 cases related to their protection [4] Group 5: Legal Supervision and Quality Improvement - The proportion of proactive legal supervision cases rose to 53%, indicating a shift towards more active legal oversight [5] - The quality of legal supervision improved, with a 99.9% acceptance rate for supervisory opinions on litigation violations [5][6]