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Campaign against dereliction of duty launched

(Xinhua)

11:00, April 04, 2013

BEIJING, April 3 (Xinhua) -- China's Supreme People's Procuratorate (SPP) said Wednesday that it has launched a two-year campaign against dereliction of duty that harm people's interests.

The campaign focuses on dereliction of duty by staff in state organs in 11 fields, including special funds and bank loans for agriculture, rural areas and poverty alleviation, funds for education, infringement of people's rights, and protection for organized criminal groups.

Dereliction of duty in employment, public servants and students recruitment processes, social security and insurance, land and property development fields, eco-system and environment system building will also be tackled by the SPP.


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