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Chinese prosecutors meet on protecting Long March heritage
Prosecutors from across China met on October 9 in Guyuan, a city in the Ningxia region, to discuss protecting cultural heritage.
The meeting focused in part on sites and memorials linked to the Long March, the Red Army campaign whose victory China is marking 90 years after.
Prosecutors also reviewed work under a national programme called “A Journey Along the Long March: Continuing Protection.”
Representatives from eight provincial-level regions shared experiences in person, while nine others submitted written accounts.
In Ningxia, prosecutors have been cataloguing Long March and revolutionary-era relics and working to repair and formally recognize some historic sites.
The meeting also released example cases showing how prosecutors have used their public-interest role to support heritage protection.
Experts in heritage protection gave presentations, and the meeting aimed to strengthen coordinated protection work.
Prosecutors from across China met in Guyuan, Ningxia, on October 9 to discuss protecting Long March culture and cultural heritage.
The meeting aimed to strengthen systematic protection and review the results of a nationwide public-interest litigation campaign.
Prosecutors from eight provinces shared their experience at the meeting, while those from nine others submitted written accounts.
The meeting also released typical cases from the campaign.
- Who
- Prosecutors from across China, including representatives from Ningxia and other provinces.
- What
- They met to discuss public-interest litigation work to protect Long March culture and cultural heritage.
- When
- October 9, 2026.
- Where
- Guyuan, Ningxia, China.
- Why
- To strengthen systematic heritage protection and review the campaign’s results.
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- Meeting date
- October 9, 2026
- Meeting location
- Guyuan, Ningxia
- In-person experience sharing
- Prosecutors from 8 provinces
- Written experience accounts
- Prosecutors from 9 provinces
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