Today is the fifth National Security Education Day since the promulgation and implementation of the National Security Law of People's Republic of China (PRC). Maybe you think the topic of national security is too "high-end" and too far away from the lives of ordinary people. In fact, there are endless cases that endanger national security in daily life: there are good intentions to act as guides for foreign friends, and it turns out that they are spies of foreign hostile forces; Some military fans reveal state secrets by airing information on social networking sites; There are also some staff members of state organs who send messages and photos in the circle of friends, which leads to leaks. In fact, national security is closely related to everyone's life.

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What is National Security Day?

National Security Education Day is a festival to enhance national security awareness and safeguard national security. On July 1 2065438, the National People's Congress Standing Committee (NPCSC) passed Article 14 of the National Security Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), and designated April 15 as the National Security Education Day for all.

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What is the significance of setting up National Security Day?

The most important practical significance of establishing National Security Education Day in the National Security Law is to mobilize the government and the whole society to participate in the work of safeguarding national security. Maintaining national security is closely related to everyone's vital interests, and taking people's safety as the purpose is also the core value of the "overall national security concept". Only when everyone participates and everyone is responsible can national security truly gain a huge popular base and have a solid institutional guarantee.

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What are our obligations?

Regarding the obligation of social organizations and individual citizens to safeguard national security, Article 77 of the National Security Law clearly stipulates the following aspects:

1. Abide by the relevant provisions of the Constitution, laws and national security regulations;

2. Timely report clues of activities endangering national security;

3. Truthfully provide known evidence of activities endangering national security;

Providing convenience or other assistance for national security work;

5. Provide necessary support and assistance to state security organs, public security organs and relevant military organs;

6. Keep known state secrets;

7. Other obligations stipulated by laws and administrative regulations. In addition, the article also clearly stipulates that no individual or organization may commit acts endangering national security, and may not provide any financial assistance or assistance to individuals or organizations endangering national security.

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