Summary

Anti-organized Crime Law of the People's Republic of China (2021)

Activities, such as systematically harassing or pestering others, creating disturbances, or holding gatherings, may be considered as the means of perpetrating organized crime if they are carried out in order to obtain illegal profit or exert illegal influence, which impose psychological coercion against others, to the extent that the personal freedom of others is restricted, the personal and property safety is endangered, or the social or economic order is affected.
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Anti-organized Crime Law of the People's Republic of China (2021)

Where a school discovers that an organized crime endangers a student's personal or property safety or disrupts campus order and public order of surrounding areas, that an organized crime group develops new members among the students, or that a student participates in organized crime, the school shall, in a timely manner, put a stop to these activities, adopt preventive measures, and report to the public security organ and the administrative department of education.
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