Contents of National Safety Education Handwritten Report

The contents of the handwritten newspaper on national safety education are as follows:

China is facing dual pressures to safeguard national sovereignty, security, and development interests externally, and to maintain political security and social stability internally. The number of foreseeable and unforeseeable risk factors has increased significantly, and security in non-traditional areas has become increasingly prominent. Therefore, the formulation of a comprehensive, overall, and basic national security law is the first step to respond to the new national security situation. need.

The National Security Law establishes National Security Education Day for all. The most important practical significance is to mobilize the government and the whole society to participate in various tasks to safeguard national security.

Maintaining national security is closely related to everyone’s vital interests. Taking people’s security as the purpose is also the core value of the “overall national security concept”. Only when everyone participates and takes responsibility can national security truly gain a huge popular foundation and have a solid institutional guarantee.

National security education is conducive to enhancing the effect of popularizing the national security law. The National Security Law establishes National Security Education Day in order to disseminate national security knowledge to the public in a centralized manner, so as to achieve good publicity effects in a short period of time.

Let more members of the public have access to and understand legal knowledge on national security, especially how to perform their duties and obligations in safeguarding national security in accordance with the law.

National security includes:

Contemporary national security includes 16 basic aspects: political security, homeland security, military security, economic security, cultural security, social security, scientific and technological security, Cyber ??security, ecological security, resource security, nuclear security, overseas interest security, biosecurity, space security, polar security, and deep sea security.