What should anti-terrorism be divided according to the division of powers?

According to the provisions of China's anti-terrorism law, anti-terrorism work should be divided into public security, national security departments and other administrative departments. In addition, information sharing, social participation and international cooperation should be strengthened to form a joint force of the whole society to fight terrorism.

China's Anti-Terrorism Law stipulates that it is the responsibility of public security, national security departments and other competent departments to safeguard national security and social stability and combat terrorism and extremist activities. These departments are responsible for collecting and analyzing anti-terrorism information, organizing and implementing anti-terrorism actions, combating terrorism and extremist activities, and maintaining social security and stability. In addition to the competent authorities, anti-terrorism work also needs to strengthen information sharing, social participation and international cooperation. Information sharing includes information sharing between government agencies, between government and enterprises, and between government and non-governmental organizations, which can more accurately grasp the situation of terrorism and extremist activities and make early warning and crackdown in time. Social participation requires the whole society to strengthen anti-terrorism publicity and education, enhance the public's anti-terrorism awareness and ability, and actively participate in anti-terrorism work. International cooperation, including anti-terrorism communication, information exchange and cooperation between China and other countries and regions, is an indispensable part of the international anti-terrorism struggle.

What are the circumstances stipulated in China's Anti-Terrorism Law as terrorist activities? China's Anti-Terrorism Law defines terrorist activities as criminal activities that affect government behavior by violence or sabotage, create social panic, infringe on the safety of others' lives and property, achieve other political goals, or threaten the safety of the government, society and the public. The specific coverage includes: launching explosions, kidnapping hostages, hijacking vehicles, carrying out violent attacks, making threats such as biochemical and nuclear weapons, and creating panic.

Anti-terrorism work is an important work to safeguard national security and social stability. According to Chinese laws, anti-terrorism work should be divided into public security, national security departments and other administrative departments. At the same time, it is necessary to strengthen information sharing, social participation and international cooperation to form a joint force of the whole society to fight terrorism.

Legal basis:

Article 4 of the Anti-Terrorism Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) must follow the principle of division of powers. Public security, national security departments and other power departments are responsible for collecting and analyzing anti-terrorism information, organizing and implementing anti-terrorism actions, cracking down on terrorism and extremist activities, and maintaining social security and stability.