What policy does the state have for released prisoners?

According to Article 2 of the Interim Measures for the Release and Employment of Criminals through Labor Reform, if a prisoner has served his sentence, he may be accepted for employment by the labor reform organ under any of the following circumstances:

1, voluntary employment, labor reform and production needs;

2. Homeless and unemployed people;

3. Criminals who have been rehabilitated through labor in sparsely populated areas need to be resettled locally in combination with immigrants after serving their sentences.

Article 5 Measures for the placement and employment of released prisoners:

1. If he is well reformed through labor and has production skills, he can be encouraged to find a job by himself, and can also be introduced by the labor reform organ and the labor department if conditions permit.

2, in the labor reform and discipline team to find a job, and according to his working conditions or skills to assess wages.

3. Set aside part of the land in or near the reform-through-labour farm, organize collective production and establish new villages.

Article 8 Factories, mines, enterprises, engineering teams and small reform-through-labour units shall, after the criminals have served their sentences, be dealt with by their own units in accordance with the measures stipulated in the second paragraph of Article 5. If they still cannot be dealt with, the provincial, municipal or central reform-through-labour organs shall uniformly transfer them to other designated reform-through-labour production units or new villages for resettlement.

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Basic rights of released prisoners

1, which meets the conditions of attending school, resuming school and entering a higher school. If I request to continue my education, the education department shall approve the admission without discrimination.

2 released prisoners start their own businesses, choose their own jobs and rely on market demand to achieve employment; Encourage and help released prisoners to actively participate in vocational and technical training to improve their employment competitiveness; Employment agencies shall recommend and help released prisoners to find jobs.

Local people's governments at all levels, relevant departments and community residents' organizations shall actively support the employment of post-release prisoners. Encourage qualified community residents organizations to carry out legal education and special vocational and technical training for released prisoners.

3. Where released prisoners return to their hometowns to settle down, the villagers' committee shall allocate contracted land for them in accordance with relevant regulations, and the Township People's Government shall supervise the implementation.

4. If the ex-prisoners apply to engage in individual industrial and commercial operations and set up other economic entities to meet the requirements, the administrative department for industry and commerce and the tax department shall issue business licenses and handle tax registration in accordance with the relevant provisions.

5. Ex-prisoners who have participated in unemployment insurance before serving their sentences or reeducation through labor can register for unemployment in local unemployment insurance institutions, receive unemployment insurance benefits and enjoy other unemployment insurance benefits.

6. If the per capita income of released prisoners' families is lower than the local minimum living standard, they may submit a written application to the domicile or township people's government, and if they meet the conditions, they shall be given the minimum living guarantee relief.

7, organs, institutions and their staff, deliberately making things difficult and discriminating against released prisoners, infringing on their legitimate rights and interests, released prisoners have the right to complain and report to the relevant departments, or apply for administrative reconsideration and bring a lawsuit according to law.

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