Human rights experts, both foreign and domestic, have refuted Western criticism of human rights in China's Tibet. Speaking at the Beijing Forum on Human Rights that opened here on Monday to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the Un ... ...full story at People's Daily
from People's Daily on Wed, Apr 23 2008
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Tibet Puts Human Rights in Spotlight »
YouTube video Support Human Rights Watch Human rights researcher, Phelim Kine, says Tibet violence shows China's human rights record is weak ahead of the Olympics.
But Beijing authorities insist they have used restraint in quelling dissent. |
| 22 Apr 08 |
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China to keep advancing human rights » People's Daily The Beijing Forum on Human Rights sponsored by the China Society for Human Rights Studies is a great event for the international human rights community. Under the theme of "Development, Security and Human Rights," the forum has gathered hum ... |
| 02 Jun 08 |
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FM: U.S. report on China democracy, human rights "unreasonable" » People's Daily The criticism by the U.S. Department of State on China's democracy and human rights situation in a recent report is "unreasonable," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Qin Gang said in Beijing on Monday. He made the remark when asked ... |
| 22 Apr 08 |
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Pledge to address human rights issue » People's Daily Despite achievements in advancing human rights, the country does not ignore existing problems and pledges to solve them, a leading Chinese human rights expert said yesterday. "People's civil and political rights are protected, but there ... |
| 17 May 07 |
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Chinese, EU officials meet to discuss human rights » People's Daily Chinese Foreign Ministry official Wu Hailong met with his German counterpart Peter Wittig in Beijing to discuss human rights issues during the 23rd round of the China-EU Human Rights Dialogue from May 15-16. |
| 05 Nov 08 |
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China to formulate human rights action plan » People's Daily The Chinese government decided to draft a 'national human rights action plan', which will act as a guide for China's human rights development for the next two years, according to the news from the State Council Information Office. This is the first... |
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