Protection of Basic Human Rights and Legal Practice

Author: Guan Jinhua, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: This book pioneers the study of fundamental human rights and their protection. The protection of fundamental human rights for citizens and social members has become a widely recognized consensus in the world, receiving increasing attention. This book aligns with the development trends of human rights movements both domestically and internationally, aiming to establish a structural system for the protection of fundamental human rights and a sound legal safeguard system in China, as well as to set correct standards for the value judgment of human rights protection. Fundamental human rights are the foundation and prerequisite for all human rights guarantees, while all human rights are the ideal and destination for the protection of fundamental human rights. Currently, the task of respecting and protecting fundamental human rights globally and in countries has far from been completed. Respecting and protecting fundamental rights is not only a common standard pursued by all nations and peoples internationally but should also become the core content of a rule-of-law state and the construction of modern civilization. The immediate priority should be to give "realizing a new international order, diversified development, and maintaining peace" priority in respecting and protecting fundamental human rights, as it is the necessary path to achieving democracy and human unity, upholding justice, equality, freedom, happiness, and harmony in a new world. Therefore, this book focuses on a relatively detailed exploration of fundamental human rights and their legal practice and transformation, aiming to open a pathway for further research on more multi-layered human rights issues within all human rights.