News Report and Human Rights Protection——Interview with Xinhua News Agency Deputy-Editor-in-Chief Ju Mengjun

Q: What progress has China’s journalism circle made over the past 30 years of reform and opening up? How do you assess the situation in     

跨文化背景下的人权对话

On the cold morning of February 24, 2009, a few hundred people were gathered outside Beijing Cultural Palace of the Nationalities. Among them were ethnic Tibetan students of the Central University for Nationalities, retired Tibetan cadres and people from all walks of life. They were waiting for the opening of the exhibition 50 Years of Democratic Reform in Tibet.     

Fourth Beijing Human Rights Forum Held in Beijing

The Fourth Beijing Forumon human Rights was heldin Beijing from September 21-23,2011.Jointly sponsored by the China Society for human Rights Studies and the China human Rights Development Foundation,the forum was centeredon the theme of"Cultural Tradition     

Human Rights Reading Materials Series Publication Symposium Held in Beijing

The China Society for Human Rights Studies(CShRS),together with the China Foundation for Human Rights Development(CFHRD)and hunan University Press,organizeda symposium on the publication of the human rights reading materials serieson Jan.11,2013,in Beijing.More than 30 representatives from governmental offices     

China’s First Blue Book on Human Rights Development

The China Society for the Studies of human Rights and the Social Sciences Documentation Press held a joint press conference on September 8, 2011, officially launching the publication of China’s first blue book, the China human Rights Development Report no. 1 (2011). Present at the briefing were Luo haocai, president of the China Society for human Rights Studies, vice-chairman of the national Committee of the 10th Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference and former chairman of the China Zhi Gong Dang and head of the editorial committee of the     

Tibet Advances Amidst Challenges in 2009

For Tibet, the ＂roof of the world,＂ 2009 was an unusual year. It is the first year following the March 14, 2008 Riots in Lhasa that stunned China and the rest of the world. It is a year when the world financial crisis wrecked havoc and a serious draught hit Tibet following a rare snowstorm that hit southern Tibet and an earthquake measuring 6.6 degrees on the Richter scale that hit the Dangxiong area in the region.     

Bright Future for China Human Rights

<正>We are here at the ChinaUniversity of PoliticalScience and Law todiscuss human rightsconstruction and reform,which isvery important.The China Universityof Political Science and Law wasthe first higher learning institution inChina to set up a human rights majorand is also one of the nation’s educa-tion and training bases for humanrights.in recent years,the universityhas achieved a lot in popularizinghuman rights education and serv-ing society,pushing forward humanrights research and development,andenhancing human rights exchangeand cooperation.i congratulate youon this.The whole country is now study-     

CSHRS Issues China Human Rights Development Report 2014

<正>The China Society for Human Rights Studies(CSHRS)issued on August 6 the China Human Rights Development Report 2014(human rights blue book),which is the fourth of its kind in China.The blue book analyzes the connotation of the Chinese Dream and explained the significance of the Third Plenary Session of the 18th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China.The blue book summarizes the general characteristics of China’s human     

Wang Shengjun： Chinese Court System Improves Protection of Human Rights

Following is an interview by the staff reporter of Human Rights magazine with Wang Shengjun, president of the Supreme People＇s Court of the People＇s Republic of China：