It is illegal to divulge the state secrets of anti-espionage work.

According to the laws and regulations of China, any disclosure of state secrets will be severely punished by law.

First, the importance of state secrets.

State secrets are an important part of national security and interests, involving national politics, economy, military, diplomacy and other fields. As an important part of national security work, the confidentiality of its relevant information is even more important. Revealing the state secrets of anti-espionage work may lead hostile forces to obtain key information, thus posing a threat to national security and stability.

Second, the illegality of revealing state secrets.

According to the relevant provisions of China's criminal law, intentionally or negligently revealing state secrets, if the circumstances are serious, constitutes the crime of revealing state secrets. Because of its sensitivity and importance, revealing state secrets related to anti-espionage work will be punished more severely. Leakers may not only face criminal liability, but also bear civil liability for compensation, and even be subject to administrative punishment by state security organs.

Third, measures to prevent the disclosure of state secrets.

In order to prevent illegal acts of revealing state secrets, we should start from the following aspects: first, strengthen national security education and cultivate confidentiality awareness, so that the general public can fully realize the importance of state secrets; Secondly, establish and improve the confidentiality system, clarify the responsibility of confidentiality, and ensure that state secrets are effectively protected in all aspects; Third, strengthen the management and training of secret-related personnel and improve their confidentiality awareness and ability; Finally, intensify the crackdown on the act of revealing state secrets and form an effective legal shock.

To sum up:

The illegal act of revealing state secrets of anti-espionage work seriously endangers national security and interests and must be severely cracked down according to law. Strengthen national security education and confidentiality awareness, establish and improve the confidentiality system, strengthen the management and training of secret-related personnel, and form a good atmosphere for the whole society to jointly safeguard the security of state secrets.

Legal basis:

Criminal law of the people's Republic of China

Article 398 stipulates that:

Any functionary of a state organ who intentionally or negligently divulges state secrets in violation of the provisions of the Law on Guarding State Secrets, if the circumstances are serious, shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years or criminal detention; If the circumstances are especially serious, they shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not less than three years but not more than seven years.

Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on Guarding State Secrets

Article 48 provides that:

In violation of the provisions of this law, any of the following acts shall be punished according to law; If the case constitutes a crime, criminal responsibility shall be investigated according to law:

(a) illegal acquisition and possession of state secret carriers;

(2) buying, selling, transferring or destroying state secret carriers without permission;

(3) Disseminating the carrier of state secrets through ordinary mail, channels without confidentiality measures, the Internet or other channels without confidentiality measures;

(4) mailing or consigning a state secret carrier out of the country, or carrying or transmitting a state secret carrier out of the country without the approval of the relevant competent department;

(5) illegally copying, recording or storing state secrets;

(six) involving state secrets in private exchanges and correspondence;

(7) transmitting state secrets on public information networks such as the Internet or in wired or wireless communication without security measures;

(8) Connecting classified computers and classified storage devices to public information networks such as the Internet;

(9) exchanging information between the classified information system and the Internet and other public information networks without taking protective measures;

(10) Using non-confidential computers or non-confidential storage devices to store and process state secret information;

(eleven) to uninstall or modify the safety technical regulations and management regulations of the classified information system without authorization;

(12) Giving away, selling, discarding or using classified computers and classified storage devices that have not been processed by security technology for other purposes.