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Premier Visits Blizzard-hit Xinjiang, Promising Relief Measures Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao visited Altay and Tacheng, two regions in northwest China's Xinjiang     

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China Reports Progress in Natural Disasters Monitoring, Relief Technologies Chinese researchers had made significant progress in developing key technologies for natural disaster early warning systems and emergency relief,     

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China releases Plan to Create 45 mln Jobs China’s State Council,or Cabinet,on Feb.8,2012 issued a plan to boost employment during the 2011-15 period,which aims to create 45 million jobs and keep the registered urban unemployment rate within 5 percent.     

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<正>China to Push Urbanization Reform China will enhance reforms in the management of population data land,funding guarantees,housing and environmental protection to boost the urbanization process,according to a senior oi cial from the country’s top economic planner.     

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<正>BBC Reporter Talks about Human Rights Censoriously and Chinese Premier Easily Cope The afternoon of June 17,London.It was sunny after the cool weather for several days.In a classical building of the British Ministry of Foreign Affairs,Chinese Premier Li Keqiang and British Prime Minister attended the signing ceremony of a series of the cooperation documents between the two countries.     

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Workers' Congress Coming to China's State-owned Companies A draft measure, aiming to clarify the rights and operation of workers' congresses in key state-owned enterprises (SOEs), underwent a tenth reading on Feb. 2 ,2007.     

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China Allocates 1.1 Bln USD to Boost Rural Health-Care China’s Ministry of Finance said on Aug. 4, 2011 that it would earmark 7.15 billion yuan (1.1 billion U.S. dollars) for boosting the quality of rural health care.     

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Chinese President, Premier Urge All,Out Efforts to Save Passengers Injured in Plane Crash     

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Old Age Allowances to Be Unified Across China
Residents older than 80 would get a unified old age allowance across China, a move indicating the government aims to end different allowance policies toward the elderly in different regions, the China Economic Weekly reported on April 13, 2010.     

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China to Balance Administrative Efficiency and Protection of Citizen's Rights The Seventh China-Germany Symposium on Law, jointly launched by the Legislative Affairs Office of the State Council and the German Ministry of Justice, was held with the theme of "administrative enforcement and protection of citizen's rights" May 22, 2006 in XI'AN. Cao Kangtai, director of the Legislative Affairs Office of the State Council said China has built a prelim-     

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<正>China Outlines Measures to Ensure Food Safety Chinese authorities on Dec.192013 unveiled a package of measureto ensure food safety in 2014,as themore affluent public shows greatecare in what they eat.The measures drawn up by theexecutive office of the food safetycommission under the State CouncilChina’s Cabinet,range from legislation amendments to measures againsviolations of food safety.The office called for more rigorous checks,in particular duringholidays like new Year and SpringFestival,to prevent major food safetyincidents in 2014.     

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<正>Chinese Leaders Commemorate Deng Xiaoping’s Birth Anniversary Chinese President Xi Jinping a d d r e s s e d a s y m p o s i u m o n Wednesday morning to mark the upcoming 110th anniversary of the birth of late Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping,which falls on Friday.Senior leaders Li Keqiang,Zhang Dejiang,Yu Zhengsheng,     

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China Issues White Paper on Judicial Reform The Chinese government issued a white paper on judicial reform on Oct.9,2012,highlighting the progress that has been made in safe guarding justice and protecting human rights.Apart from reviewing China’s judicial system and reform process,the white paper focuses maintaining social fairness,justice and human rights     

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China to Balance Administrative Efficiency, Protection of Citizen's Rights China had built a preliminary administrative legal system which balances administrative efficiency and protection of citizen's rights, said Cao Kangtai, director of the Legislative Affairs Office of the State Council on May 22, 2006     

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New Rules Take Effect on Hearings for China Gov’t Pricing New regulations took effect in China on Dec. 1, 2008 that require more openness in public hearings, and greater access to information for con-sumers and the media, when changes are proposed for government-set prices.     

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China＇s First Website on Tibet Human Rights Launches on March 9
China＇s first website focusing on Tibet human fights launches on March 9 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of democratic reforms in Tibet. This website, entitled Tibet Human Rights, is organized by the Chinese Society for Human Rights Studies. It introduces the history of Tibet systematically, shows great human rights progresses of democratic reforms and emancipation of millions of serfs in Tibet. The website also describes the medieval theocratic society under the Dalai Lama＇s power, which is characterized by a combination of political and religious powers, and ruthless political oppression, economic exploitation and violence on human rights of serfs and slaves by the serf-owner class. Through full and accurate facts and figures, photos and videos there, you can learn the human rights developments in Tibet and Tibetans＇ real life.     

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China＇s Property Law Takes Effect;Law Targeting Work Discrimination to Take Effect on Jan. 1;IFAD President： China Achieves Remarkable Success in Poverty Alleviation;China Issues Regulations for National Survey of Polluters     

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Law to Better Safeguard Interestsof Disabled CitizensThe China Disabled Person's Federa-tion(CDPF)announced Oct.11,2005thatthe Law on the Protection of DisabledPeople will be revised to better safeguardthe interests of the country's more than60million dis…     

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Chinese Official Urges Early Exit of High-Emission Vehicles to Curb Air Pollution
Li Xinmin, an official with the Ministry of Environmental Protection, on Aug. 13, 2009, urged hastening the national elimination of high-emission vehicles to help curb urban air pollution.     

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China to Promote Human Rights Education at Three Universities China’s Ministry of Education approved the establishment of human rights education and training bases