Chen Shiqu’s main achievements

Leveraging Weibo to collect clues

The full name of the Anti-Human Trafficking Office of the Ministry of Public Security is the "Office of the Ministry of Public Security to Combat the Crime of Trafficking in Women and Children." At the same time that police officers across the country were popping up on Weibo, as the director of the Anti-Human Trafficking Office, Chen Shiqu also registered on Weibo with his real name.

In this Weibo with the labels "anti-trafficking", "public security Weibo", "photography" and "anti-trafficking", the most common ones are children's faces and picturesque pictures. photo.

"The local public security organs involved in the case have been deployed to verify the case", "the local public security organs have been deployed to solve the case as soon as possible", "the local public security organs have been asked to find out the whereabouts of the girl as soon as possible"... Chen Shiqu gave timely feedback through Weibo , "Instructions" appear frequently.

At the same time, through Weibo, Chen Shiqu reported the response, and good news spread frequently.

“After receiving a report from the Shanxi Changzhi Public Security Bureau and after careful investigation, this child abduction and trafficking case was solved”, “49 abducted children from Guangxi and Yunnan, including Qin Xiaoxiang, have been successfully rescued in Fujian and returned. "His biological parents" and "Parents of abducted children presented banners to the Anti-Human Trafficking Office of the Ministry of Public Security"...

Not only did he rescue the children, Chen Shiqu also taught prevention experience on Weibo. "Young women should increase their awareness of anti-trafficking. It is not that there are no thieves in the world. Human traffickers may not be far away from you."

Weibo's anti-trafficking campaign spreads widely

"On Weibo I will arrange for verification of everything I see on the Internet.” On January 28, before the Spring Festival, a reporter from Xinkuai News contacted Chen Shiqu in Beijing for an exclusive interview. He said that he started Weibo because he wanted to use the Internet to collect information. Anti-trafficking clues.

In fact, he initially achieved this effect. According to statistics on his Weibo, the reporter has collected a large number of clues since he started the blog, most of which have been rescued or identified.

“The transmission speed is fast and the scope is wide.” Chen Shiqu said that Weibo’s new attempt to combat trafficking has given full play to the characteristics of the Internet. However, Chen Shiqu said that most of the clues he obtained from the Internet and even in real life were not about abduction or coercion, but more about parents using their biological children to beg.

He said that even the latter is illegal, but the legal punishment for them is limited and is not enough to punish them to give up using their children to beg.

He even expressed emotion on Weibo: "When public security agencies in various places dealt with organizations and forced children to beg, they found that some people are indolent and use their own children to beg. Those who commit such illegal acts are not worthy of being human. Parents should be condemned."

More than a thousand children were found in the database

"Although it is not necessarily all trafficking, the reports and reflections from netizens are meaningful," Chen Shiqu said at the same time. Show support for non-governmental and online anti-trafficking. He said that it is this kind of reporting and reflection that provides a wealth of clues to the public security organs' anti-trafficking work, which not only helps combat trafficking activities, but also improves the public's awareness of anti-trafficking and anti-trafficking activities.

Chen Shiqu is tolerant of clues provided by netizens that may not be accurate. He believes that the screening work should be left to the public security organs.

Chen Shiqu also revealed that the national anti-trafficking DNA database was established in April 2009, and data is still being added. He said that after the public security organs receive reports from parents of missing or abducted children, they collect blood samples for DNA testing and store them in the database. Children of unknown origin and suspected of being abducted are sorted out in various places, and their blood is collected and stored in the database. "This database can automatically compare, and after the comparison, you can know who the biological parents of the child are." He said that it is this method that solves the problem of being unable to identify and confirm children after they have been abducted for many years.

“So far, this database has matched 1,040 children.” Chen Shiqu said that among this number, there are not only street children, but also abducted children.

Peng Gaofeng, who finally found his son after three years of searching, did not forget to express his gratitude on Weibo and posted the situation and mood after reuniting with his son. "I can't find my son today without the support of the vast number of netizens and volunteers. I want to tell my parents who have the same fate as me, don't abandon or give up. You must persist. I will always accompany you. Again. Thank you to the Shenzhen Public Security Bureau and the Pizhou Public Security Bureau for the perfect rescue of my son!"

Peng Gaofeng also expressed his gratitude to Chen Shiqu and others: "Thank you Pu Cunxin, member of the CPPCC, for your concern for me. Without your encouragement, I would not have been able to save my son! I can’t hold on until today. Thank you to Minister Zhang Xinfeng and Director Du Hangwei for your concern, and to Director Chen of the Ministry of Public Security for your continued supervision of my case. There are so many people to thank!”

Thank you! After the incident, Peng Gaofeng said on Weibo that he would continue to pay attention to the fight against trafficking. But Chen Shiqu responded very quickly. He first wished Peng Gaofeng a family reunion, and then praised the Shenzhen police for their action. "Congratulations to Peng Gaofeng for his family reunion. I commend the police officers who participated in the war. With the continuous advancement of the national anti-trafficking special operation and the implementation of comprehensive anti-trafficking management, through the unremitting efforts of the national public security police and with the support of the general public, there will be more and more "Many missing and trafficked children and women have returned to the arms of their relatives," he encouraged Peng Gaofeng, "I hope you will continue to support and participate in the anti-trafficking work as a volunteer and contribute to the elimination of trafficking crimes."

< p>The nationwide anti-trafficking campaign launched by the Ministry of Public Security in April 2009 is the fifth and most powerful campaign in China. In order to effectively combat the crime of child trafficking, this special operation was extended to 2010.

By the end of 2010, police cracked down on 9,165 cases of abducting women and 5,900 cases of child abduction, rescued 9,388 abducted children and 17,746 women; eliminated 3,573 criminal gangs and detained 22,511 suspects of abduction and trafficking crimes.

In order to increase the judicial protection of the legitimate rights and interests of women and children and punish the crime of abducting and trafficking women and children in accordance with the law, on March 15, 2010, the Supreme People's Court, the Supreme People's Procuratorate, the Ministry of Public Security, and the Ministry of Justice jointly issued The "Opinions on Punishing the Crime of Abduction and Trafficking of Women and Children in accordance with the Law" comprehensively intensify the crackdown on the crime of trafficking in women and children.

At the end of last year, the Supreme People's Court, the Supreme People's Procuratorate, the Ministry of Public Security, and the Ministry of Justice jointly issued a notice restricting the execution of or participating in the abduction and trafficking of women and children, the purchase of abducted women and children, and the gathering of crowds to hinder the rescue of abducted women and children. Criminals must surrender to the public security organs and other relevant departments within three months from the date of the announcement on January 1, 2011. The notice stipulates that the general public is encouraged to actively report and accuse the crime of abduction and trafficking of women and children. Judicial organs shall protect whistleblowers and accusers in accordance with the law. Anyone who threatens or retaliates against reporters or accusers shall be held criminally responsible in accordance with the law. Chen Shiqu has repeatedly posted countdowns on his real-name Weibo, calling on trafficking criminals to seize the opportunity, surrender as soon as possible, and strive for lighter, reduced or exempted punishments.