Core Viewpoint - The rise of telecom network fraud and related crimes has led to an increase in associated crimes that support and facilitate these fraudulent activities, with the crime of aiding information network criminal activities (referred to as "aiding crime") being the most prevalent and complex type of crime [1] Group 1: Characteristics of Aiding Crimes - Aiding crimes are increasingly organized and professional, as demonstrated by cases where individuals set up "studios" to illegally provide technical assistance for fraud, such as unblocking internet accounts and fake registrations [2] - New types of aiding crimes exhibit stronger technical and covert characteristics, with cases involving advanced communication technology that supports telecom fraud, highlighting the need for stringent legal action against such crimes [3] - The interconnected nature of new information network crimes has led to a large-scale black and gray industrial chain, necessitating comprehensive legal action against both telecom fraud and its associated crimes [3] Group 2: Legal and Policy Approaches - The approach to combating aiding and related crimes is systematic, focusing on severe punishment for organized and professional criminal activities while also differentiating treatment for less severe offenders, particularly minors and students [4] - The implementation of a lenient policy for certain offenders, such as students involved in aiding crimes, emphasizes education and rehabilitation, with legal actions taken to prevent recidivism [4] - Future efforts by the judiciary and law enforcement will focus on intensifying the crackdown on aiding crimes and enhancing comprehensive governance to ensure network security and public safety [4]

据央视新闻，7月4日，中国、缅甸、泰国联合打击电信网络诈骗犯罪第二次部级会议在缅甸内比都 召开。 会上，三国有关部门就深化警务执法合作达成系列共识，将继续联手严厉打击妙瓦底等地电信网络 诈骗犯罪，全面清剿电诈园区，全量抓捕涉诈人员，坚决铲除涉诈犯罪土壤，切实维护各国人民合 法权益。 据了解，今年以来，中缅泰有关部门通力合作，联手对妙瓦底地区电信网络诈骗犯罪发起猛烈攻 势，抓获并集中遣返中国籍涉诈人员5400余名，取得显著战果。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The "2024 China Crime Situation Analysis and 2025 Crime Forecast" report indicates a continuing trend of increasing minor criminal offenses while serious criminal offenses are declining year by year [1][3]. Group 1: Crime Trends - In 2024, the number of criminals sentenced to more than five years in prison was 84,000, a year-on-year decrease of 9.74%, with a serious crime rate of 7.1%, down by 0.94% [3]. - The number of criminals sentenced to three years or less increased to 1.03 million, a year-on-year increase of 3.49%, accounting for 87.41% of total offenders [3]. Group 2: Law Enforcement Focus - The report emphasizes the importance of addressing extreme crimes related to terrorism and organized crime to ensure national security and social stability [3]. - In 2024, the prosecution of various criminal suspects by the national procuratorial organs reached 753,000, an increase of 3.6%, while the number of public prosecutions was 1.631 million, a decrease of 3.4% [3]. Group 3: Key Areas of Governance - The focus for 2025 will include strengthening the legal business environment and protecting market economic order, with the Criminal Law Amendment (12) criminalizing certain corrupt behaviors within private enterprises [4]. - In 2024, 272,000 individuals were prosecuted for crimes committed online, reflecting a strong stance against online violence and related offenses [4]. Group 4: Specific Crime Categories - The report predicts continued efforts in 2025 to combat online violence, food and drug safety violations, and telecommunications fraud, which are critical to protecting public interests [5]. - In 2024, 15,000 individuals were prosecuted for food and drug safety crimes, and 78,000 for telecommunications fraud, marking a significant year-on-year increase of 53.9% in the latter category [5].