
BEIJING, Jan. 19 -- President Xi Jinping ordered party departments on Tuesday to support judges and prosecutors to exercise their duties independently.
Xi, also general secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, made the remarks in a written instruction on political and legal work.
The central conference on political and legal work was convened in Beijing on Tuesday.
Party committees at all levels should set an example of abiding by the law, he wrote.
They should enable law enforcement agencies and judicial departments to work independently according to the Constitution and laws and "create a favorable environment" for them to do so, he wrote.
Meanwhile, the President noted that party committees should improve their leadership in judicial affairs, appointing qualified officials to take the lead, raise their political awareness and ensure their integrity.
Officials in law enforcement agencies and judicial departments should be loyal to the Party, to the state and the people, he wrote.
The President stressed management and supervision of the police and ordered them to strictly follow Party discipline.
He also strongly warned officials in law enforcement agencies and judicial departments against using public power for personal interest and other misconduct.
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