Analysis of 100 Cases on the Protection of Elderly Rights

Author: Xiang Jun
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: Focuses on the lives of the general public, collects case studies, provides in-depth explanations of legal norms, and guides rights protection actions! We not only expect and hope for the arrival of rights but also accelerate the arrival of this era through practical actions. We are willing to popularize legal knowledge, sow seeds of the rule of law, and foster the concept of rights protection to join hands with all the righteous people in lifting the dawn of the rights era. In the 21st century, the various issues brought by the "silver wave" of population aging have begun to affect social life in our country, and almost everyone will face their own old age. This book series is one of the collections on the protection of rights for vulnerable groups, with a focus on introducing legal knowledge related to the protection of elderly rights. The organization of the book follows the structure of the "Law of the People's Republic of China on the Protection of the Rights and Interests of the Elderly," supplemented by rich and vivid case studies. It provides in-depth and accessible explanations of the various rights of the elderly, including the right to be supported, the right to be raised, the right to be adopted, the right to marriage, the right to inheritance and support, the right to inheritance, the right to social security, the right to participate in social development, civil rights and their protection, criminal rights and their protection, economic rights and their social protection, and more. The book also includes appendices of relevant laws and regulations related to the protection of elderly rights. The language of the book is concise, the writing is fluent, and it is easy to understand, with profound meanings and reasoning presented in typical case analyses that are popular among the public. It provides a very beneficial reference for the cause of elderly rights protection. It is not only suitable for the elderly to understand this knowledge and protect their legitimate rights and interests but also suitable for the staff of relevant government agencies and social organizations, teachers and students in schools, and middle-aged and young readers of various knowledge and cultural levels.