Guardian Correspondent： China Is the ＂Greatest Place for Foreign Journalists＂

＂I have worked in ten countries as a reporter and been posted in two, China and Japan,＂ said Jonathan Watts, correspondent of The Guardian in Beijing. ＂I think China is the greatest place for journalists.＂     

Crimes of the Big Four motorcycle gangs

Motorcycle clubs (MCs) can be divided into conventional and deviant clubs. The most deviant clubs are those known as 1 percent or outlaw motorcycle gangs (OMGs). The Big Four OMGs are the Hells Angels MC, the Outlaws MC, the Bandidos MC, and the Pagans MC. The first three, although American based, have international chapters and are the largest motorcycle gangs in the world. All four are known for their criminal activity and violence toward each other. There has been little scholarly research on these secret and dangerous motorcycle clubs. This research, utilizing a LexisNexis newspaper search classified the criminal activity of each of the Big Four gangs using a biker criminality typology developed by Quinn and Koch. The study found that the members of the Big Four gangs are involved in a wide range of criminal activities with the most common being ongoing enterprises/organized crime such as drugs and weapons trafficking. There were also numerous instances of spontaneous and planned violent acts against rivals and others. The study added to the limited body of knowledge on these deviant groups and suggests further areas of research.     

The Profound Revelation of Human Social Relations and the Profound Realization of Information Right of Citizens--The social significance of network technique advancement in the perspective of ＂Entity Cube＂

The R＆D group of relationship searching in Microsoft Asia Research Institute explains ＂Entity Cube＂ launched in 2008 as follows：     

Work Hard to Enrich and Bring to Perfection ＂China Model＂ of Human Rights Protection

These are excerpts of the speech President Luo Haocai delivered at the Second National Work-Experience Exchange Conference of Human Rights Research Organizations on April 28, 2010.     

The Value and Realization of Human Dignity

I.Introduction Human dignity manifests itself as respect for the humanity of all individuals.Currently,China is in the historical period of transforming from "national prosperity" to "putting people first." Respecting and protecting human dignity marks its beginning and serves as its objective.Analysis of the value of human dignity and investigation into realistic approaches to protect human dignity will be of practical and     

Public Interests Litigation： New Way of Protecting Women＇s Rights

1. Current Conditions
Since the founding of New China, especially since reform and opening up, China has made tremendous progress in protecting the rights of women. However, there also arises a new situation in which women do not have adequate participation in democracy and political power and their participation in state affairs is not in positive proportion to the social status they enjoy and the role they display in the society;     

培养造就一支宏大的社会工作人才队伍

建设和培养造就一支社会工作人才队伍是我国建设服务型政府的重中之重。为此,应该加快建立和完善社会工作人才的资格认证、注册管理、从业规范等各项制度,系统构建社会工作人才的教育及培训体系,加大社会工作人才队伍的投入保障,解决社会工作人才发展的平台。本文在论述以上问题的同时,借鉴了发达国家社会工作人才队伍建设经验,对社会工作的概念、社会工作者的要求、社会工作的视角、社会工作者专业素质及其培养、社会工作者评估及监察制度等问题进行了初步探讨。     

论著作权合理使用制度的适用范围

由于合理使用处在权利与限制的交界处,其适用范围的任何变化,都可能重塑著作权法。面对新技术的冲击,在确定合理使用的适用范围时,不能因技术的便利而干涉著作权市场对信息资源的配置,而应恪守合理使用最初的立法理由,将其定位为对市场失灵的弥补,在利用行为有助于公共利益的基础上,考察其是否符合交易不能或正外部性市场失灵,同时把对作品潜在市场的影响视为最关键的判断标准。这不但维护了著作权的私权属性,更是界定合理使用适用范围的最佳路径。     

Standards for privacy of individually identifiable health information. Final rule

The Department of Health and Human Services ("HHS' or "Department') modifies certain standards in the Rule entitled "Standards for Privacy of Individually Identifiable Health Information' ("Privacy Rule'). The Privacy Rule implements the privacy requirements of the Administrative Simplification subtitle of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996. The purpose of these modifications is to maintain strong protections for the privacy of individually identifiable health information while clarifying certain of the Privacy Rule's provisions, addressing the unintended negative effects of the Privacy Rule on health care quality or access to health care, and relieving unintended administrative burdens created by the Privacy Rule.