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Zhang Jun, male, Han nationality, is a native of Boxing County, Shandong province. He was born in 1956, joined the CPC in 1974, earned a law degree from Jilin University, and earned a master's degree in International Law from Hull University of Great Britain. Zhang is a member of the China Society of International Law and the All-China Youth Federation.

Zhang Jun enjoyed a successful career in the law, holding high posts in the Supreme People's Court of China, as well as two other district courts in Beijing. In 2003 he was elected vice-minister of the Ministry of Justice and in 2007 he became a member of the 17th CPC Central Commission for Discipline Inspection. In 2012 he became Deputy Secretary of the CPC Central Commission for Discipline Inspection.

Recent Career Data

2018—	Procurator-General, Supreme People's Procuratorate	§
2017—2018	Minister, Ministry of Justice	§
2017—	Member, 19th CPC, Central Committee
2012—2017	Deputy Secretary, 18th CPC, Central Committee, Central Commission for Discipline Inspection	§
2012—2017	Member, 18th CPC, Central Committee, Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, Standing Committee
2012—2017	Member, 18th CPC, Central Committee, Central Commission for Discipline Inspection
2007—2012	Member, 17th CPC, Central Committee, Central Commission for Discipline Inspection
2003—2017	Vice-Minister, Ministry of Justice
2001—2002	Deputy Secretary, Higher People's Court (at provincial level) CPC, Leading Party Group Beijing Municipality
2001—2002	Vice-President, Higher People's Court (at provincial level) Beijing Municipality

Recent Travel & Appearances

05/31/21	Zhang Jun tells reporters China's United Nations Security Council presidency had been fruitful.
05/08/20	Zhang Jun calls for multilateralism on anniversary of end of WWII in Europe
10/23/19	Chinese procuratorates step up work on pre-litigation procedures
03/12/19	China's national legislature starts 3rd plenary meeting of annual session
01/08/19	China deepens reform on judicial, social systems