1. Identity information of the anchor: If the anchor broadcasts live in his personal capacity, he can directly provide his personal identity information. If the anchor broadcasts live as a company or organization, it needs to provide the registration certificate, business license and other relevant information of its company or organization;

2. Evidence related to live broadcast behavior: including the remarks, behaviors, pictures, videos, audio, etc. released by the anchor during live broadcast. These evidences can be obtained through screenshots, screen recordings, audio recordings, etc.

3. Evidence of infringement: If the anchor infringes on your legitimate rights and interests in the live broadcast, you need to provide corresponding evidence of infringement. For example, if the anchor infringes on the right of reputation or privacy in the live broadcast, it can prove its infringement by providing relevant screenshots, videos, recordings and other evidence;

4. related contracts or agreements: if there are related contracts or agreements with the anchor, the originals or copies of these contracts or agreements need to be provided.

In civil litigation, the conditions for prosecution are as follows:

1. There is a lawsuit request: that is, the prosecutor needs to make a clear request or request to ask the defendant to do something or stop something;

2. There are litigation reasons: that is, the prosecutor needs to present specific facts and evidence to prove that the defendant's actions or omissions have infringed upon his legitimate rights and interests, or there are other breaches or infringements;

3. Litigation interests: that is, the prosecutor needs to prove that his rights and interests have been actually lost or threatened, and needs to safeguard his legitimate rights and interests through litigation;

4. Have litigation qualification: that is, the prosecutor needs to have the qualification of litigation subject and be able to independently exercise litigation rights, such as natural persons, legal persons or other organizations;

5. There are legal proceedings: that is, the prosecutor needs to conduct proceedings in accordance with the prescribed procedures, such as filing a lawsuit at the prescribed time and place, and meeting other procedural requirements.

the process of prosecution:

1. investigation and evidence collection: the parties concerned should investigate and collect evidence related to the case, including documentary evidence, physical evidence and witness testimony;

2. drafting a complaint: the parties shall, in accordance with the law, draft a complaint that meets the legal requirements, clarify their claims, litigation facts and reasons, and attach relevant evidence;

3. Submission of complaint: The parties shall submit the complaint to the people's court of the defendant's domicile or the place where the incident occurred, and pay the litigation costs. The court shall issue a notice of acceptance to the prosecutor within five days from the date of receiving the complaint;

4. Defendant's defense: After receiving the complaint, the defendant shall make a defense within the statutory time limit, explain his opinions and opinions, and attach relevant evidence;

5. hearing: after the pre-trial preparation is completed, the court will arrange a hearing. During the trial, the parties can debate, and the court can ask the parties or witnesses and consult the evidence.

6. Judgment: After the trial, the court will make a judgment or ruling based on the investigation and evidence collection, statements of the parties and existing evidence. Once a judgment or ruling is announced, it has legal effect.

to sum up, prosecution is a kind of legal action, which needs the parties to carry out according to the law. Before the prosecution, the parties need to carefully understand the relevant laws, regulations and litigation procedures, prepare evidence and factual basis in advance, and ensure that their claims comply with the law.

Legal basis:

Article 22 of the Civil Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China

A civil lawsuit brought against a citizen shall be under the jurisdiction of the people's court where the defendant is domiciled; If the defendant's domicile is inconsistent with his habitual residence, it shall be under the jurisdiction of the people's court of his habitual residence.

a civil lawsuit brought against a legal person or other organization shall be under the jurisdiction of the people's court of the defendant's domicile.

if several defendants in the same lawsuit have their domiciles and habitual residences in the jurisdiction of more than two people's courts, each people's court has jurisdiction.