本报讯（记者丁艳红 通讯员欧阳井河 肖家云）近日，借着一场秋雨，贵州省福泉市检察院检察官 郑萍专程前往幸福家园小区，对该院办理的一起公益诉讼案整改情况进行"回头看"。 会后，福泉市检察院依法向综合行政执法部门制发检察建议，建议联合督促水务、住建部门及小区 物业等部门，厘清各自职责，推动协同治理。收到检察建议后，综合行政执法部门高度重视，立即组织 各责任单位开展整改：明确由住建部门督促小区物业对该小区化粪池和排水管道进行检修，整治污水外 溢，确保设施正常运行；由水务部门督促小区物业办理排水手续，实施雨污分流设施建设，确保污水接 入城市管网，从根源切断污水来源。 9月18日，福泉市检察院会同相关部门，对整改情况开展首轮"回头看"，案涉地下人行通道已无异 味，墙面地面干净整洁。经打开地下通道南侧雨污水窨井盖核查，污水管道已成功连接市政管网，化粪 池与污水管道均处于正常工作状态。 "城市公共设施关系到群众出行安全和生活品质，如果这一情况属实，群众公共利益就处于受损状 态。"根据福泉市《政协提案与公益诉讼检察建议衔接转化制度》要求，该院决定对政协委员提案反映 的情况开展调查。 经调查，检察官发现幸福家园小区地下通道东侧 ...

记者 王闲乐 通讯员 王斯怡 崇明岛地处长江入海口，素有"长江门户、东海瀛洲"的美誉。2016年，上海首次提出要将崇明建设 成为"世界级生态岛"。 如今的崇明岛上，有一群绿水青山的守护者，他们就是崇明检察院公益诉讼办案团队。团队现有14 名成员、平均年龄37岁，以"盈盈益水"作为工作品牌，既寓意公益诉讼如涓涓清流润泽民生，也暗合崇 明岛"水上明珠"的生态本色。 通过办理此案件，崇明检察院公益检察室聚焦崇明生态重点承载区众多、环保风险叠加的实际，推 进与行政机关、主管部门信息联通、人员联动、案件联办，针对性建立"四长协同""两长共护"机制以及 4个生态检察工作站，高效整治长江水污染、"互花米草"入侵湿地、非法采砂、狩猎、捕鱼等一批突出 问题。 这套生态保护的组合拳远不止于此，崇明检察院还与江苏海门、启东检察院共建北长江口生态检察 协作机制、协作办公室，联合办理35件跨省公益诉讼案件，3件案件获评最高检典型案例，工作经验向 全国示范推广。 破解东滩人鸟矛盾 2024年7月举行的第46届世界遗产大会上，上海崇明东滩候鸟栖息地被列入《世界遗产名录》，成 为上海首个世界自然遗产。作为"东亚—澳大利西亚"迁飞线上的重要候 ...

央视网消息：社会稳定是国家强盛的前提，法治是维护社会稳定、促进社会和谐的基本方式。5年来，各地区各部门坚持和发展新时代"枫桥经 验"，完善调解、信访、仲裁、行政复议、诉讼等矛盾纠纷多元预防调处化解综合机制，推动社会矛盾纠纷源头化解、多元化解、有序化解。 安徽省司法厅党委书记、厅长罗建华表示，在我国多元化纠纷解决机制中，调解是一种高效、灵活的非诉讼纠纷解决方式，被国际社会誉 为"东方经验"。司法行政机关积极运用这一方式，解决邻里之间、婚姻家庭、损害赔偿、征地拆迁等常见领域的多发矛盾纠纷。同时，主动探 索运用化解医疗、交通、金融、欠薪、新就业形态等重点领域矛盾纠纷。 这场调解，起因要追溯到2025年的8月25日。当时，鱼塘承包人童大爷雇佣同村的张大爷为鱼塘消毒，没想到一次对接上的失误，让悲剧突然 发生。 在调解现场，调解员先让两位老人畅所欲言，在理清事件脉络之后，再结合《民法典》中侵权损害赔偿的相关规定，帮双方分析责任归属，然 后又以桐城人耳熟能详的"六尺巷"典故，帮助双方解开心结。 桐城市司法局嬉子湖司法所所长唐倩表示，他们运用"六尺巷工作法"，按照"听、辨、劝、借、让、和"六步规程，对双方进行多轮调解。 一方 ...

Core Viewpoint - The draft law on farmland protection and quality improvement is under review by the 18th meeting of the 14th National People's Congress Standing Committee, emphasizing the importance of farmland for food security and sustainable development in China [1] Group 1: Role of Farmers - The draft law is seen as crucial for protecting farmers' interests, with suggestions to explicitly state the maintenance of farmers' basic rights in the legislation [2] - Farmers are recognized as key stakeholders in farmland protection, with calls for clearer definitions of their rights and responsibilities in the law [2][3] Group 2: Legal and Institutional Framework - There is a consensus among committee members to include public interest litigation clauses in the draft law to enhance legal mechanisms against illegal occupation and destruction of farmland [4] - Recommendations include establishing a collaborative mechanism between natural resource departments and judicial authorities for addressing farmland-related crimes [4] Group 3: Technological Support - The importance of technology in improving farmland quality and protection is highlighted, with suggestions to enhance the draft law to support technological advancements in agricultural practices [5] - Proposals include the use of modern monitoring technologies such as remote sensing and drones for dynamic oversight of farmland conditions [5]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses a scam involving fraudulent ticket purchase notifications sent from a legitimate-looking 1068 number, leading to significant financial losses for victims [1][3]. Group 1: Scam Details - Victims received messages claiming successful ticket purchases, prompting them to transfer money quickly to avoid losing their orders [1]. - A total of 6,525 fraudulent messages were sent, with victim losses ranging from hundreds to over 170,000 yuan, highlighting the scale of the scam [3]. Group 2: Legal Proceedings - The case was brought to light by the Hangzhou Binjiang District People's Procuratorate, which discovered that the 1068 number was illegally obtained through multiple layers of rental from a network technology company [5]. - The Hangzhou Internet Court ruled against six defendants for their illegal actions in renting out the number, ordering them to pay a total of 500,000 yuan in damages and to publicly apologize [12]. Group 3: Regulatory Implications - The case illustrates a failure in the telecommunications regulatory framework, where companies did not adhere to agreements prohibiting the transfer of number resources, leading to misuse by scammers [8][10]. - The court's decision emphasizes the need for accountability across the entire telecommunications business chain to prevent such scams in the future [13]. Group 4: Impact on Public Trust - The incident has caused a trust crisis among the public regarding messages from the 1068 number, potentially damaging the credibility of legitimate communication channels [13]. - The implementation of the Anti-Telecom Network Fraud Law in 2022 highlights the necessity for comprehensive measures to combat such scams, emphasizing the importance of telecom operators in preventing the spread of fraudulent information [15].

Group 1 - The Supreme People's Procuratorate released six typical cases of public interest litigation supported by prosecutorial technology, highlighting the role of technology in uncovering difficult truths [1] - In a case from Beijing, a public prosecutor's office discovered that certain barbecue restaurants on food delivery platforms falsely claimed their products were "100% pure lamb" and "fake one pays a hundred," leading to a special supervision action against meat adulteration [1] - The investigation utilized a big data legal supervision model and animal DNA technology to identify hidden adulterants in food samples, resulting in the detection of various animal-derived components such as pork, chicken, and duck [1] Group 2 - In another case, two real estate companies in Shanghai illegally collected and used consumers' facial recognition data, uploading it to the cloud for commercial purposes [2] - Prosecutorial authorities employed reverse tracking and remote investigation techniques to obtain cloud data, urging administrative bodies to enhance personal information protection in the real estate sector [2] - The cases demonstrate the evidentiary support role of prosecutorial technology in public interest litigation and indicate a future emphasis on strengthening technological applications in handling such cases [2]

Core Viewpoint - The Supreme People's Procuratorate has released six typical cases of public interest litigation supported by technical means, emphasizing the integration of advanced technologies in legal processes to enhance environmental protection and public safety [1][2]. Group 1: Typical Cases Overview - Six typical cases were selected from 49 submissions by 27 provincial procuratorates, focusing on various issues such as ecological protection, illegal land use, personal information protection, food safety, and electronic cigarette regulation [1][2]. - The cases include: 1. Jiangxi Province's ecological environment protection case 2. Sichuan Province's illegal land use case 3. Shanghai's illegal use of facial recognition by real estate companies 4. Beijing's food safety case involving adulterated lamb skewers 5. Zhejiang Province's counterfeit bee glue products case 6. Jilin Province's electronic cigarette regulation case [1][2]. Group 2: Technical Support and Methodologies - The cases highlight the use of advanced technologies such as satellite remote sensing, drone surveillance, and rapid testing methods to gather evidence and support legal actions [2][8]. - For instance, the Jiangxi case utilized satellite imagery to track historical changes in the environment, while the Beijing case employed DNA testing to identify adulterated food products [2][8][9]. Group 3: Impact and Significance - The typical cases demonstrate the effectiveness of integrating technology into public interest litigation, providing a replicable model for future cases [2][12]. - The use of technology not only aids in evidence collection but also enhances the efficiency and accuracy of legal proceedings, thereby promoting better governance and public safety [2][12][18].

Core Insights - The Supreme People's Procuratorate has reported that since the implementation of the Barrier-Free Environment Construction Law on September 1, 2023, over 6,000 public interest litigation cases related to barrier-free environment construction have been handled, emphasizing the protection of rights for specific groups such as the disabled and elderly [1][2] Group 1: Legal and Regulatory Developments - The focus of the procuratorial authorities is on issues such as internet applications, self-service public terminal devices, and convenience hotlines that lack barrier-free features, aiming to enhance digital service inclusivity for the disabled and elderly [1] - The Ministry of Civil Affairs plans to strengthen cooperation with the procuratorial authorities in the construction of age-friendly environments, establishing a regular working mechanism for joint research, information sharing, and professional support [1] Group 2: Collaboration and Oversight - The China Disabled Persons' Federation will continue to support the Supreme Procuratorate in public interest litigation related to barrier-free environment construction, providing precise demands and professional suggestions to enhance the scope of litigation [2] - Various forms of supervision, including legal, media, and disability promotion supervision, will be employed to increase the effectiveness of barrier-free environment construction [2] - Efforts will be made to raise awareness of the Barrier-Free Environment Construction Law and the responsibilities of relevant parties, focusing on the needs of different categories of disabled individuals [2]

Core Points - The article highlights the ecological restoration efforts in the Kulusitai grassland of the Tacheng region in Xinjiang, focusing on the increase in the population of swans in the E'min River area and the collaborative efforts of local authorities and volunteers to protect this biodiversity [2][3] Group 1: Ecological Restoration Efforts - The number of wintering swans in the E'min River has increased from a few to over 170, showcasing successful ecological restoration initiatives [3] - The establishment of a "Biodiversity Prosecutorial Public Interest Litigation Protection Base" in the riverside park serves as an important platform for legal education and ecological protection [3] Group 2: Legal and Community Involvement - The E'min County People's Procuratorate has taken proactive measures by issuing pre-litigation suggestions based on the Wildlife Protection Law to enhance patrol efforts in the area [2] - A volunteer service team was formed, consisting of 18 members from various backgrounds, to actively participate in the protection of swans, creating a new ecological protection model combining judicial protection and community involvement [3] Group 3: Water Resource Management - In the Aksu region, the Kuqa City People's Procuratorate identified illegal water usage practices, leading to the recovery of over 500 million yuan in unpaid water resource fees, which are now allocated for water resource protection [5] - The Urumqi City People's Procuratorate has initiated a "Clear Source, Clean Water" public interest litigation campaign to address ecological hazards in 30 rivers and channels, enhancing water resource management [6] Group 4: Comprehensive Legal Framework - The Urumqi City Procuratorate has handled 87 administrative public interest litigation cases related to water, issuing 64 suggestions to strengthen the legal framework for water ecological protection [6] - The article emphasizes the role of the Chinese procuratorial system in building a comprehensive ecological protection network across Xinjiang, highlighting the importance of legal measures in environmental conservation [6]

Core Viewpoint - The implementation of judicial fairness is essential for achieving justice in every case, as highlighted by various prosecutors during the "New Journey of Strivers" press conference held by the State Council Information Office [1][3]. Group 1: Legal and Regulatory Developments - The practice of prosecutors has led to significant legal advancements, such as the introduction of the "archaeological investigation before land transfer" policy, which was formalized in the revised Cultural Relics Protection Law in November 2022 [6]. - Prosecutors have actively contributed to legislative suggestions based on their casework, addressing gaps in legal regulations and enhancing local governance [4][6]. Group 2: Environmental Protection and Public Welfare - Prosecutors have been instrumental in addressing environmental issues, such as illegal sand mining in the Yangtze River, by developing cost-effective assessment methods for environmental damage, reducing evaluation costs to under 4,000 yuan and shortening the assessment period to about 10 days [9]. - The efforts of prosecutors in handling both major and minor environmental cases have led to the recovery of over 40 million yuan in ecological restoration costs since 2019, promoting comprehensive environmental governance in the Yangtze River [9].