Assessment Report on the Implementation of the National Human Rights Action Plan of China(2012-2015)

正Preface In June 2012,with approval from the Chinese government,the Information Office of the State Council published the National Human Rights Action Plan of China(2012-2015)(hereinafter referred to as the Action Plan).It is China’s second national plan on human rights since the promulgation of the National Human Rights Action Plan of China(2009-2010)in April 2009.The formulation and promulgation of the National     

National Human Rights Action Plan of China(2016-2020)

正Introduction The period from 2016 to 2020 is a decisive stage for China in the building of a moderately prosperous society in an all-round way as well as a major stage for realizing the orderly,steady and sustainable development of human rights in China.     

National Human Rights Action Plan of China （2009-2010）

Introduction
The realization of human rights in the broadest sense has been a long-cherished ideal of mankind and also a longpursued goal of the Chinese government and people.     

China＇s New FoOd Safety Law Comes into Effect

China＇s new Food Safety Law was in effect on June 1, 2009. Essentially, it set up a recall system, while scrapping an earlier system that allowed some larger companies to be exempt from inspection. Heavier penalties were also in line for people who break the law.     

China Attains Targets in National Human Rights Action Plan

Wang Chen, minister of the State Council Information Office,delivered a speech at theAssessment Meeting of the National Human Rights Action Plan of China (2009-2010)in Beijing on July 12. Following is the full text of the speech     

National Human Rights Action Plan and Human Rights Education

On April 13, 2009, the Information Office of the State Council (IOSC) published the National Human Rights Action Plan of China (2009-2010), which caused a widespread repercussion in China and the world over and won     

National Human Rights Action Plan as a Milestone

Since the state respects and protects human rights was written into the Constitution in 2004, the Chinese government has issued many white papers during a short period of a few years and has included respect and protect human rights in the 11th Five Year Plan of national Economic and Social Development. Respect and protect human rights has risen from     

China to Formulate First Human Rights Action Plan

Nearly a century ago, in 1913, the Mongolian-Tibetan School, forerunner of the Middle School Affiliated to the Central University for Nationalities, was established in Beijing. This testifies to the fact that, even in the days of Northern Warlords Government, the Chinese government pursued an educational policy embodying the historical notion that all ethnic groups are entailed to equal educational opportunities and should live harmoniously in the great family of China.     

Action Plan to Promote Human Rights in China

The State Council information Office unveiled the national human Rights action Plan (2012-2015) (hereinafter referred to as the action Plan) on June 11, drawing wide attention, both domestically and internationally. Wang Chen, minister of the State Council information Office, answered questions concerning China’s formulation of the action Plan in an exclusive interview with the Xinhua news agency. The following is the translated version of the full text of the interview:Xinhua: The Chinese government introduced the     

National Human Rights Action Pland Human Rights Education

On April 13, 2009, the Information Office of the State Council （IOSC） published the National Human Rights Action Plan of China （2009-2010）, which caused a widespread repercussion in China and the world over and won favorable comments. It was generally acknowledged that the publication and implementation of the Action Plan would help the entire Chinese society enhance its awareness of human rights protection and usher in an all- round development of China＇s human rights cause.     

Study on the Joint Meeting Mechanism for the National Human Rights Action Plan

The joint meeting mechanism for the National Human Rights Action Plan(NHRAP)is a multi-faceted mechanism which unifies political,legislative,administrative,judicial and social sectors.It undertakes the responsibility of formulating,implementing,supervising and evaluating the NHRAP,promotes mutual learning,exchange and competition among member units in the protection of human rights.Over the ten years since it was established,it has proved to be a successful innovative mechanism for protecting human rights that is in line with China's national conditions.In order to improve the operation of the joint meeting mechanism the NHRAP,it is necessary to establish a more effective coordination mechanism within the joint meeting mechanism,and to subdivide the monitoring and evaluation functions into three levels.     

Law School of Nankai University Holds International Seminar on National Human Rights Action Plan

The Information Office of the State council issued the first National Human Rights Action Plan of China （NHRAP） （2009-2010） on April 13, 2009. The Nankai University participated in the drafting of this significant national document on human rights, with three teachers invited one after another to work at the panel of experts under the drafting committee. In cooperation with the Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law （RWlHRHL） of Sweden, the Research Center for Human Rights under Law School of the university held an international seminar titled ＂Formulation and Implementation of NHRAP- Swedish Experience.＂     

Connection Between Policies and Laws on Human Rights Protection:Case Study of the National Human Rights Action Plans

China's National Human Rights Action Plans connect policies and laws on human rights protection in terms of ideas,procedures,and contents.The functions of the connections are the guidance to local policymaking,the promise of state commitment,and the linkage to international human rights goals.At the practical level,the enhancement of the connection between policies and laws will promote the effectiveness of human rights protection.In order to improve the rationality of human rights policies,there should be more researches on National Human Rights Action Plans,and more public participation in the process of the Plan drafting.     

Academic Research in China on National Human Rights Institutions

<正>I.Symposium on National Human Rights Institutions and Research Topics Academic research in the Chinese mainland on national human rights institutions started in February 2003From October 16-17,2004,the China University of Political Science and Law organized an international symposium in Qingdao,Shandong Province on research about national human rights protection institutions,inviting experts from Australia,South Africa and Canada to brief the symposium on related information concerning the     

Human Rights Plan:Solve Existing Problems

SINCE ＂respect and protection of human rights＂ was written into the Amendments to the Constitution of thePeople＇s Republic of China in 2004, the Chinese government has set about drawing up implementation details and targets. On April 13, 2009, the Information Office of the State Council issued the National Human Rights Action Plan of China （2009-2010）, outlining goals and measures for the next two years.     

Four Mechanisms for Safeguarding the Effectiveness of the Human Rights Action Plan: Based on African Experience

Since the 1993 World Conference on human Rights, nine African countries have implemented ten human rights action plans. An analysis of the texts and related implementation of these plans reveals that there are four mechanisms that play a key role in improving the effectiveness of the implementation of the national human Rights Action Plan, namely, the positioning and focusing mechanism for the country's core human rights issues, the integration mechanism between the action plans and the countries' development strategies, domestic economic growth and related resources utilization mechanism, and effective governance of domestic public conflicts and public order guarantee mechanism. defining and coordinating these mechanisms is of great practical significance for improving the effectiveness of human rights action plans in developing countries.     

National Emergency and Human Rights Protection

I. Outline In order to cope with various crises, more than 80 countries in the world have declared emergency state since 1985. So to speak, ＂emergency states are a significant topic in the modern democratic constitutional politics,     

中国中部地区外商投资促进规划(2009-2014)

PrefaceWith the accelerating economic globalization and regional economic integration,the fourth global gradient transfer of industries and swifter capital flow from coastline to west,China's central region is now witnessing brand new challenges and opportunities in introducing foreign capitals.