Sixty Years of the Protection and Development of Human Rights in China
Published on 31. October 2015
650 pages
978-1-84464-389-9 (ISBN)
Description
This major study systematically introduces the research on human rights theory, the construction of human right and human rights international communication since the founding of new China. The author summarizes the great achievement on human rights construction, and also gives some suggestion on the related aspects. It contains three parts: 1. General Issues, which discusses the definition of human rights, human rights theory and human rights development in China, it also analyses the scientific approaches to human rights. 2. Specific Issues, which incorporates the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and International Covenants on Human Rights, the author discusses the Chinese constitution to analyze and expound economy, society, cultural right, civil rights, and political rights. 3. External Communications, which sees the author combine Human Rights Dialogue, reports and major speeches between China and foreign countries. It also includes findings from the author's original research.
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Content
- Cover
- Title Page
- Contents
- Preface
- Part I: Human Rights in General
- The Concept of Human Rights
- Research on Human Rights Must Be Based on Correct Concepts
- The Formation and Development of the Human Rights Concept in China (an Outline)
- The Struggle for Human Rights by the Communist Party of China (1921-1949)
- Sixty Years of Development of Human Rights and the Rule of Law in China
- Safeguarding Human Rights and the Struggle for and Development of Socialist Democracy :the Chinese Practice and Experience
- Cultural Self-Consciousness and Safeguarding of Human Rights
- Safeguarding Human Rights : the Special Role of the State
- Integrating Chinese and Foreign Cultures and Jointly Building a Harmonious World
- Building a Social and International Order in Which Human Rights Can Be Full Realized
- Several Questions Concerning the Construction of a System of Human Rights Theory with Chinese Characteristics
- Part II: Specific Human Rights
- The Right to Health: Responsibilities of the Government
- Safeguarding People's Livelihood in China: Opportunities and Challenges
- Protection of the Rights of Disabled Persons from the Perspective of International Human Rights Conventions
- Protection of Woman's Rights: from the Perspective of International Human Rights Conventions
- Legal Protection of Personal Rights in China
- Legal Protection of Religious Freedom and National Equality
- Transparency and Regulation of the Mass Media
- Freedom of Speech and Social Development
- Adhering to the Prohibition of Torture and Promoting the Development of Civilization
- Influence of Tradition Criminal Law Thoughts on the Modern Death Penalty System in China
- Restriction, Reduction, and Abolition of the Death Penalty
- Part Ill: Foreign Exchange in the Field of Human Rights
- My Participation in Human Rights Dialogues and Exchanges Between China and Foreign Countries: Retrospect and Prospect
- Constructing Human Civilization and Strengthening Judicial Protection of Human Rights
- The Chinese People Are More Concerned about Their Own Human Rights than Any Other People
- Carrying forward the Ancient Chinese and Roman Civilizations and Promoting the Construction of Modern Civilization
- The Right to Criminal Defense and Corporate Social Responsibilities
- Speech at the Meeting of Senior Cadres of the Central Government of the People's Republic of Laos
- Strengthening the Protection of Labor Rights and the Right to Information
- Fair Trial : An Objective Yet to Be Achieved
- The Justiciability of Economic, Social and Cultural Rights
- Appendix
- The Establishment of the UN Human Rights Council and Issues to Which Special Attention Should be Paid by China
- Postscript
- Copyright
