In the vast rural areas of China, with the continuous progress and development of society, the rural management system is also constantly changing. In recent years, the emerging force of "agricultural management" has gradually entered people's field of vision, and they are shouldering the important responsibility of maintaining rural order and promoting agricultural development. However, when the agricultural management entered the village, a series of problems followed, and many farmers who were enforced suffered heavy losses, and what is even more tragic was that there were other people who suffered even more miserable.
First, the original intention and current situation of agricultural management into the village
Agricultural management, that is, the comprehensive agricultural administrative law enforcement team, is a professional team formed in recent years to strengthen rural management. Their duties include maintaining law and order in rural areas, cracking down on counterfeit and shoddy agricultural materials, and protecting the rights and interests of peasants. However, in practice, due to the uneven quality of some agricultural management personnel and the simple and crude law enforcement methods, some farmers have suffered unnecessary losses.
Second, the plight of the farmers who have been enforced by the law
In the process of agricultural management entering the villages, some peasants have become the targets of law enforcement for various reasons. They may have violated certain regulations or had a conflict with agricultural managers. Whatever the reason, these farmers are facing a huge dilemma. Their crops are confiscated, their poultry disposed of, and they even have to bear financial losses such as fines. This is undoubtedly a heavy blow to farmers who depend on agriculture for their livelihood.
Worse suffering: innocent rural women and children
However, what is even more distressing is that in addition to the farmers who have been subjected to law enforcement, there is also a group of people who have suffered more serious injuries in the process of moving into the villages: rural women and children. Some rural women and children live in fear because of the often heavy-handed, sometimes violent, approach of agricultural managers in the process of enforcing the law. They are afraid to go out, communicate with people, or even go to school. This mental torture has had a great impact on their growth and life.
IV. Cause Analysis: Improper Law Enforcement and Lack of Protection of Rights and Interests
There are two main reasons for this situation. On the one hand, some agricultural management personnel have misbehaved in the process of law enforcement, and they often ignore the rights and needs of farmers, and take the completion of tasks as the primary goal. On the other hand, the mechanism for protecting rights and interests in rural areas is relatively weak, and farmers often lack the necessary legal knowledge and ways to protect their rights when faced with law enforcement. This prevents them from receiving timely and effective assistance and compensation when they suffer losses.
Fifth, the solution: strengthen training, improve the system, and protect rights and interests
To solve this problem, there are several ways to do it. First of all, strengthen the training and education of agricultural management personnel, improve their legal awareness and professional quality, and ensure that they can carry out law enforcement in accordance with laws and regulations. Second, we should improve laws, regulations, and systems in rural areas to provide farmers with more comprehensive and effective protection of their rights and interests. At the same time, a sound complaint and grievance mechanism should be established so that farmers can receive timely assistance and compensation when they are subjected to improper law enforcement.
6. Future prospects: harmonious rural areas and shared development
With the progress and development of society, we believe that the future of rural areas will be more harmonious and beautiful. The relationship between agricultural management and farmers will no longer be a simple relationship between law enforcement and being enforced, but a partnership of joint cooperation and common development. Through the joint efforts and collaboration of both parties, we will be able to jointly create a new era of rural vitality and hope.
In short, as an important force in maintaining order in the rural areas, "agricultural management" has indeed brought losses to some peasants in the process of enforcing the law in the villages. But more importantly, we should pay attention to the mental torture and hardship of those rural women and children who are innocently affected. In order to change this situation, we need to strengthen training, improve systems, protect rights and interests, and strive to build a harmonious and shared rural society, so that everyone can feel justice and warmth in it.