China reports decline in crime and public security cases

China's Ministry of Public Security announced on Friday that criminal cases fell 16.5 percent and public security violations declined 11.3 percent year on year in the first half of 2026.

Vice Minister of Public Security Qi Yanjun said China's security environment has attracted international attention.

Some overseas social media users have highlighted what they call China's strong "sense of security."

The numbers reflect a continued improvement in social stability.

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