Shanghai convened a city-wide prosecutor general's meeting, specifying that they will increase efforts to crack down on behaviors such as fraudulent claims for compensation.

On February 11th, Shanghai held a city-wide meeting of chief procurators to summarize the work of 2025 and deploy tasks for 2026. The meeting emphasized the importance of integrating punishment and prevention into the construction of public security, and resolutely safeguarding national security, social stability, and the well-being of the people. It was stressed to be strict when necessary, always prioritizing political security, and carrying out the fight against organized crime and corruption on a regular basis. It was also emphasized to be lenient when appropriate, strictly adhere to the system of not arresting or prosecuting lightly, and promote the recognition of guilt and punishment system. Proactively participate in special operations such as "cleansing the internet," strengthen the ability to predict, forecast, and warn against new types of crimes and risks in new formats, and work together to purify the online ecosystem. Deepen and enrich the "five-have" working method, resolve the reasonable and legitimate demands of the masses in accordance with the law; make good use of prosecutorial suggestions for social governance, and strengthen research and practice in forward-looking governance. The meeting called for consistently upholding equal protection, focusing on strengthening prosecutorial supervision over anti-monopoly, anti-unfair competition, and corporate bankruptcy, deepening supervision of cross-border law enforcement and selective law enforcement, and intensifying efforts to crack down on profit-driven professional claims, professional whistleblowing, and professional closures. It was also mentioned the importance of cracking down on crimes related to emerging industries, leading industries, and the key core technologies of future industries, and promoting the lawful application of punitive compensation. Explore the construction of a full-cycle legal protection system for enterprises going global, handle foreign-related cases of high quality, and strive to be the frontrunners in foreign-related procuratorial work. Increase efforts in the protection of cultural relics and cultural heritage, and use precise and high-adaptability prosecutorial services to support the overall spatial layout of the city, deploying a special action plan for "protecting and assisting farmers" in the agricultural sector.