The provisions of the anti-terrorism law give consideration to punishing crimes and protecting human rights, and set corresponding relief clauses for major measures involving personal and property rights, such as identifying terrorist organizations and terrorists. What is the significance of the anti-terrorism law? Anti-Terrorism Law On the basis of existing laws and regulations, it is not only the practical need of the current anti-terrorism struggle, but also the international responsibility of our country to formulate a special anti-terrorism law. The anti-terrorism law comprehensively and systematically stipulates the mechanism, system, responsibilities and measures of China's anti-terrorism work, and is the basic law of anti-terrorism work. It will provide more solid legal support and guarantee for cracking down on terrorist activities in accordance with the law, safeguarding national security, public safety and people's lives and property safety, and strengthening international anti-terrorism cooperation. Let's learn more about the legal responsibility of the anti-terrorism law.

Article 79 Whoever organizes, plans, prepares to carry out or carries out terrorist activities, propagandizes terrorism, incites to carry out terrorist activities, illegally holds articles promoting terrorism, forces others to wear clothes or signs promoting terrorism in public places, organizes, leads or participates in terrorist organizations, and provides assistance to terrorist organizations, terrorists, terrorist activities or terrorist activities training shall be investigated for criminal responsibility according to law.

Article 80 Whoever participates in one of the following activities, if the circumstances are minor and not serious enough to constitute a crime, shall be detained by the public security organ for not less than 10 days but not more than 15 days, and may also be fined not more than 10,000 yuan:

(1) Propagandizing terrorism and extremism or inciting the implementation of terrorism and extremism;

(2) Making, disseminating or illegally possessing articles that promote terrorism and extremism;

(3) Forcing others to wear clothes and signs that promote terrorism and extremism in public places;

(4) Providing information, funds, materials, services, technologies, places and other support, assistance and convenience for propagating terrorism and extremism or carrying out terrorist and extremist activities.