Social Transformation and the Improvement of China's Constitutional Freedom Rights System

Author: Du Chengming
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: Part one, chapters 1, 2, and 3 analyze the general theory of constitutional freedom rights from a macro level, the evolution and patterns of China's constitutional freedom rights system, and the transformation of the contemporary Chinese freedom rights system. Part two, chapters 4, 5, and 6 examine constitutional personal freedom rights, labor freedom rights, migration freedom rights, freedom of expression, and freedom of association rights from a micro level, as well as their respective systems and rights. These are the practical issues that the contemporary Chinese constitutional freedom rights system should pay special attention to. Part three is chapter 7, which focuses on analyzing the coordination and application of freedom rights systems from two international human rights conventions in China during the social transition period. It also explores the constitutional mechanisms for implementing international human rights conventions and the constitutional protection of freedom rights within them.