The corridor is occupied by the public. Who has the right to enforce the law?

Property management companies, community neighborhood committees, urban management departments/urban management bureaus, etc.

1. Property management company: If you live in the community operated and maintained by the property management company, you can report the problems to the property management company and ask the property management company to take corresponding measures to solve them.

2. Community neighborhood committees: Community neighborhood committees are grass-roots autonomous organizations and are also responsible for handling disputes and problems within the community. They can contact the neighborhood committees or neighborhood offices in their communities for consultation and reflect problems.

3. Urban Supervision Department/Urban Management Bureau: Some cities have set up supervision departments (such as Urban Management Bureau) to be responsible for urban governance and administrative law enforcement. These departments will punish and investigate violations such as occupying public spaces.