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网络在为公众引得“说话”权利,充分确保其“间接治国”权利的同时,也存在一些法律方面的弊端。例如,信息是否真实;网民的素质有待提升——有些网民过于主观化和情绪化,甚至会对所投诉者人身攻击,间接施压等。这就要求我们取其精华去其糟粕,在肯定网络强大作用力的同时,提升网络反贪污的规范性和纪律性。本文从网络反贪污的法律性质、明确立法的必要性、如何健全立法、如何将立法落实实处、如何保证网络媒体发展壮大等几方面,探讨网络媒体报道反贪污中涉及的法律问题。
While the Internet has given the public the right to “speak” and fully guarantee its “indirect state” rights, there are also some legal drawbacks. For example, is the information real? The quality of netizens needs to be improved? Some netizens are too subjective and emotional and may even attack the complainants indirectly and indirectly. This requires that we take its essence to its dregs, while affirming the powerful force of the Internet and at the same time enhance the network’s anti-corruption normative and disciplinary nature. This article discusses the legal issues involved in anti-corruption in online media from the legal nature of anti-corruption on the Internet, clarifying the necessity of legislation, how to improve the legislation, how to implement the legislation and how to ensure the development and growth of online media.