A seminar focused on the Chinese mainland's law-based governance and human rights protection was held on Friday in Hefei, Anhui Province. This event brought together experts and scholars who shared insights into the advancements in legal frameworks aimed at safeguarding human rights in the new era.
Xie Fuzhan, chairman of the China Foundation for Human Rights Development, emphasized that respecting and protecting human rights is a cornerstone of China’s governance. \"We have made great achievements in the cause of human rights, and the people's sense of happiness and security have been significantly enhanced,\" Xie stated.
The seminar highlighted China's unique approach to human rights, blending socialist principles with legal protections tailored to the nation's specific conditions. Experts discussed how China's legal system contributes to the diversity of human civilization and its role in global human rights governance.
Zuo Feng, vice chairman and secretary-general of the China Foundation for Human Rights Development, illustrated China's accomplishments with typical cases and detailed data, showcasing the nation's strides in protecting human rights and strengthening the rule of law.
Liu Xinsheng, a human rights expert with the UN Human Rights Council Advisory Committee, praised China's comprehensive legal advancements, noting that they have injected new energy into the international human rights protection movement.
The discussions also covered contemporary issues such as enhancing people's livelihoods through the rule of law, protecting human rights in emerging fields, and establishing foreign-related legal frameworks. These conversations underscore China's commitment to improving human rights both domestically and on the global stage.
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Experts hail China's achievements in legal protection of human rights
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