These ten principles are of great guiding significance and binding force to PLA officers and men.
1. It is not allowed to disclose military secrets.
The officers and men of the People's Liberation Army must strictly abide by military secrets and must not disclose any information involving military secrets to any irrelevant personnel, including oral and written forms.
Two, are not allowed to talk about military secrets in non confidential places.
Officers and soldiers are not allowed to talk about military secrets in non-confidential places to prevent information from being stolen or leaked. Even in confidential places, we should pay attention to the content and way of conversation to ensure that information will not be leaked.
Three, are not allowed to keep the secret carrier.
Secret vector is an important carrier of military secrets, and officers and men are not allowed to keep, copy, destroy or transmit secret vector privately, but must manage and use it in strict accordance with regulations.
Four, are not allowed to use unclassified communication equipment to transmit military secrets.
When transmitting military secrets, officers and men must use confidential communication equipment, not ordinary mobile phones, the Internet and other non-confidential communication equipment to avoid information being intercepted or leaked.
Five, are not allowed to shoot and record military activities without authorization.
Military activities involve confidential information, and officers and men are not allowed to shoot or record military activities without authorization, nor are they allowed to spread relevant pictures and videos at will.
Six, are not allowed to take confidential information out of the country.
When leaving the country, officers and men are not allowed to carry confidential information privately, and must strictly abide by the confidentiality regulations to ensure the safety of confidential information.
Seven, are not allowed to disclose military secrets to overseas organizations or individuals.
Officers and men must resolutely resist the temptation and pressure of overseas organizations or individuals and must not disclose any military secrets to them.
Eight, are not allowed to publish classified information on the Internet.
The Internet is an open platform, and officers and men are not allowed to publish any confidential information on the Internet, including military secrets and internal documents.
Nine, are not allowed to use mobile phones and other communication equipment in confidential places.
Classified places are important areas of military secret information, and officers and men are not allowed to use mobile phones and other communication equipment in classified places to prevent information from being stolen or leaked.
X. There is no other violation of confidentiality provisions.
In addition to the above-mentioned nine prohibitions, officers and men must strictly abide by other confidentiality provisions and must not commit any violation of confidentiality provisions.
To sum up:
The "Ten Prohibitions" in the "China People's Liberation Army Secrecy Regulations" are the basic principles that the officers and men of the China People's Liberation Army must abide by in their secrecy work, which involves the transmission, storage and management of military confidential information. Officers and men must always be highly vigilant, strictly abide by the confidentiality provisions, and ensure the safety of military secrets. Any violation of confidentiality provisions may cause incalculable losses to national security.
Legal basis:
China People's Liberation Army Secrecy Regulations
Article 10 stipulates:
Military secrets are an important part of national security and must be kept strictly confidential. The officers and men of the China People's Liberation Army must strictly abide by the confidentiality provisions in the course of carrying out their tasks, and shall not disclose military secrets.
Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on Guarding State Secrets
Article 3 provides that:
State secrets are protected by law. All state organs, armed forces, political parties, social organizations, enterprises, institutions and citizens have the obligation to keep state secrets. Those who violate the provisions of this law shall be punished according to law; If a crime is constituted, criminal responsibility shall be investigated according to law.