On constitutional issues from Yihuang incident

1. I don't know much about the legal issues of self-immolation protest and forced demolition. I'm sorry, but let me tell you why government officials stopped girls who petitioned at the airport. First, Article 37 of the Constitution stipulates that the personal freedom of the people of China and citizens of China shall be inviolable. No citizen shall be arrested unless approved or decided by the people's procuratorate or decided by the people's court, and shall be executed by the public security organ. It is forbidden to illegally detain or deprive or restrict citizens' personal freedom by other means, and it is forbidden to illegally search citizens' bodies. Without any legal reason or even legal procedure, the government stopped the girls at the airport and prohibited them from boarding the plane, which is obviously an act of restricting citizens' personal freedom. Secondly, Article 4 1 of the Constitution stipulates that the people and citizens of China have the right to criticize and make suggestions to any state organ or functionary. Any state organ or state functionary has the right to lodge a complaint, accusation or report to the relevant state organ for illegal or dereliction of duty, but shall not fabricate or distort facts to make false accusations or frame up. For citizens' complaints, accusations or exposures, the relevant state organs must find out the facts and be responsible for handling them. No one can suppress it, and no one can retaliate. People who have suffered losses due to the infringement of civil rights by state organs and state functionaries have the right to compensation according to law. County government officials stopped the girls who petitioned at the airport, which was obviously a suppression and revenge on their petition and violated their right to appeal.

I think this question is similar to 1. I think this incident can also involve illegal detention or deprivation of personal freedom of citizens by other means as stipulated in the second paragraph of Article 3 of the State Compensation Law. The behavior of government officials constitutes illegal deprivation of citizens' personal freedom by other means, and the victims can request state compensation accordingly. There are other illegal acts mentioned in Item (5) of this Article that cause bodily injury or death to citizens. Under the pressure of government officials, the relocated households set themselves on fire to resist, which can be considered as an infringement caused by the administrative organs and their staff when exercising their administrative functions and powers. Well, this is my personal opinion. Ask other legal persons to point out the inadequacies.

I don't know.