Group 1 - The Supreme People's Procuratorate (SPP) aims to deepen and standardize public prosecution services, enhancing the breadth, precision, and depth of transparency to better meet public expectations for fairness and justice [1] - Since 2025, the SPP has organized three open day activities focusing on themes such as the implementation of the Civil Code, comprehensive judicial protection for minors, and supervision of criminal penalties, utilizing a four-level linkage approach [1] - Local procuratorial agencies have also conducted various open day activities tailored to their specific circumstances, promoting transparency and public engagement [1] Group 2 - The SPP regularly publishes information on similar case handling, including issues like infringement of personal information, medical insurance fraud, environmental pollution, and food and drug safety [1] - Since 2020, the SPP has released 22 batches of 58 categories of case information, with 4 batches and 11 categories published in 2025 alone [1] - The publication of similar cases not only highlights legal risks but also promotes social justice through judicial fairness, reflecting the SPP's commitment to its responsibilities [1]

Core Viewpoint - The Supreme People's Procuratorate (SPP) aims to deepen and standardize judicial transparency, ensuring the public's rights to know, participate, express, and supervise, with a commitment to making transparency the norm and non-disclosure the exception [1][2]. Group 1: Key Arrangements for 2026 - The SPP will actively integrate into the national work agenda, fulfilling its prosecutorial functions to support high-quality economic and social development through four main services [1]. - The focus will be on legal supervision, maintaining high-quality case handling, and promoting the construction of a higher-level socialist rule of law, emphasizing three areas of focus and one strengthening [1][2]. Group 2: Strengthening Internal Construction - The SPP will enhance its internal construction to improve its ability to serve economic and social development, focusing on political construction, capability enhancement, and strict governance [2]. - A development plan for the "14th Five-Year Plan" period is being organized, with a national meeting planned to discuss the future five years of prosecutorial work [2]. Group 3: Judicial Transparency Initiatives - Since 2010, the SPP has held 49 open days to promote judicial transparency and social supervision, with recent themes focusing on the implementation of the Civil Code and juvenile protection [3]. - The SPP regularly publishes case handling information related to public concerns, such as personal information violations and environmental pollution, to enhance public awareness [3][4]. Group 4: Class Case Disclosure - Since 2020, the SPP has released 22 batches of 58 types of cases, with 4 batches and 11 types released in 2025, highlighting legal risks and guiding behavior norms [4]. - Class case disclosures serve as a means to reflect the SPP's responsibilities and commitment to justice, particularly in areas like ecological protection and cultural heritage [4]. Group 5: Future Directions - The SPP will continue to deepen and standardize judicial transparency, enhancing the breadth, precision, and depth of disclosures to better meet public expectations for fairness and justice [5].