Listen to the footsteps of the rule of law process

Author: Wang Jing / Tang Qihua (editors)
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: Preface - The Advancement of Times and the Progress of Ideas
Part 1: Is Some of the Constitution Just an Empty Document on High?
1. Constitutional Judicialization - Qi Xiaohua v. Chen Li xin and Others for Infringement of the Right to Education
2. Constitutional Equality - A Case of a Student from Sichuan University Suing the Chengdu Branch of the People's Bank of China
Part 2: How Far Can the Hand of the Marriage Law Reach?
1. Using "Morality" or "Law" to Restrict "Third Parties"?
2. Does Receiving a Gift from a "Second Wife" Violate Public Order and Morality?
3. Was It a Moral Victory or a Legal Victory?
4. Domestic Violence Is No Longer a Family Matter
Part 3: Should Our Rights Be Protected?
1. Should Law Give Space to Morality?
2. Should Personality Interests Be Protected?
3. An Independent Right of Personality
4. Is Existence Reasonable?
5. The Right to Rest in Peace
6. Special Professions Should Also Be Protected
7. Can Law Do Nothing About Sexual Harassment?
8. Should Compensation Be Given for Online Infringements?
9. Improving Protection for the Spiritual Sphere?
Part 4: Using Law to Protect the Legitimate Rights of Vulnerable Groups
1. Why Can’t Reasonable Things Be Legal?
2. Superiority Born from a Monopoly Position
3. The Struggle Between Human Rights and Alcohol Rights
4. Protecting the Health Rights of Youth
5. The Justice and Helplessness of Law
6. Gender Consideration in Law and Policy
7. How to Protect Patient Rights?
8. Workers Also Need Respect
9. Paying Attention to the Rights of People with Disabilities
10. Who Takes Precedence: School Rules or Law?
11. Please Respect My Rights
Part 5: How to Judge the Legitimacy and Justness of Rights Protection
1. Legitimately Expressing My Dissatisfaction
2. Act Only When Necessary
3. Heartbreaking Litigation