Urging the security system in China to deal with duties with “passion” as a mountain pressure

China’s senior security and law enforcement officials should “bear their responsibility” because external tensions put more pressure on China’s internal stability.

“At the present time, international and local attitudes have been subjected to new changes, and the task of maintaining national security and social stability is arduous and exhausting,” said Yin Bay, Secretary -General of the Central Political and Legal Affairs Committee, the security party in the Communist Party, in an article on Friday.

The committee oversees the entire law and security system in China, which includes millions of police, prosecutors, courts and secret state security agencies.

“I have put forward people’s supreme expectations of integrity, justice, peace and security new requirements for building the political and legal team,” he wrote. He admitted that security and law enforcement systems still have “many shortcomings” in discipline in work, coordination, ability and quality to meet the demands of the tasks they faced.

The Chinese law enforcement system ordered that the party’s “absolute loyalty” to the leadership of President Xi Jinping be divided, “followed the party’s decisions firmly, and avoided firmly what the party prohibits.”