What is online governance and what is online anti corruption?

As the name implies, online governance is to learn about the implementation of policies, problems and suggestions in the implementation of policies from the broad masses of people through the Internet. Online anti-corruption is to use the Internet as a platform to obtain more clues or evidence about corruption, which is convenient for reporting and for relevant departments to understand and investigate.

Internet politics, ** through the Internet to do publicity. Chinese citizens exercise the right to know, participate, express and supervise through the Internet as netizens, which is called online governance.

I think there are pros and cons.

Asking questions about politics on the Internet can directly reflect public opinion, and what the people have can express directly through the Internet, and there will be no more suffering as before. And when the same problem is mentioned many times, it can attract the attention of **.

It can also be convenient to solve problems more efficiently, and you can observe the problems encountered in everyone's life more directly.

In this way, a bridge of communication can be established, and there is dialogue and communication between the people and the people.

But there are also some bad points, some netizens have low quality, and their remarks are easily swayed by certain marketing accounts. And so on.

"Online anti-corruption" has recently become a "high-frequency word" again, and behind it, it reflects people's hatred of corruption, exposes the seriousness of corruption, and expresses the people's expectation that the ruling party will severely punish corruption.

Of course, it is a happy thing that the Internet anti-corruption has frequently brought corruption to the ground, but it is definitely not a thing to be thankful about, because what the Internet anti-corruption has exposed is the current problem that exists in the anti-corruption work and needs to be seriously solved.

The term "anti-corruption on the Internet" is debatable, because the key to fighting corruption depends on the determination of the ruling party and the improvement of the legal system. At best, the Internet can only play the role of "exposing" corruption, but not "fighting corruption". But the problem is that the vast majority of corrupt acts exposed through the Internet have been eventually verified, or in other words, the vast majority of corrupt acts have been exposed through the Internet, and this is the crux of the problem.

This is because one of the biggest differences between corrupt acts and other illegal and criminal acts is that ordinary illegal and criminal acts will be discovered once they occur, while corrupt acts can only be known after they are "discovered". The key to preventing corruption lies in curbing the occurrence of corruption, and the key to investigating and dealing with corrupt acts lies in perfecting the mechanism for discovering corrupt acts. If corrupt practices are exposed through the Internet, it at least means that there is a problem in our mechanism for detecting corrupt behavior, and there are loopholes in our system.

What we need to do is to improve the system and improve the mechanism for detecting corrupt behavior. We can make the most of the network, but we can't rely on it completely.

As a huge social force, online anti-corruption has played a huge role in the fight against corruption, and we should give full recognition to this, but the key is to give full play to the positive energy of online anti-corruption, standardize and promote anti-corruption work in accordance with the law, and effectively prevent and punish corruption through system building. The report of the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China pointed out that it is necessary to improve the anti-corruption legal system and prevent and control corruption more scientifically and effectively. Only by improving and perfecting the anti-corruption mechanism from the legal and institutional levels, bringing online anti-corruption into the track of the rule of law, making the orderly participation of citizens, and strengthening the supervision of the people, can the goal of anti-corruption be fundamentally realized.

1) The right to supervision and freedom of speech may be exercised in accordance with the law, and the right to know, the right to participate, the right to express and the right to supervise may be obtained in accordance with the law.

2) Establish a sense of ownership and cherish the political rights and freedoms granted by the Constitution and laws. When exercising their freedoms and rights, citizens shall not harm the interests of the state, society, or the collective, or the legitimate rights and freedoms of other citizens; In exercising their freedoms and rights, citizens must strictly abide by the Constitution and laws, and must not go beyond the provisions of the Constitution and law-resistant laws. The principle of combining individual interests with national interests must be adhered to.