Farmer's Rights Protection: 300 Questions

Author: Wang Kun
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: In China, the rural population constitutes the majority, and the vast number of farmers have made significant contributions to the country's revolution and construction. However, since the reform and opening-up, they have also become the largest vulnerable group in China in terms of protecting their legitimate rights and interests. In recent years, incidents such as depriving farmers of their economic rights, infringing on villagers' political rights, restricting farmers' personal freedom, and harming the legitimate rights of migrant workers have occurred frequently, greatly impacting social stability. Against this backdrop, it is necessary to popularize legal knowledge among the broad rural masses, enabling them to understand their rights and the means of redress, so as to bring rural conflicts and disputes into the legal track for resolution, thereby avoiding farmers resorting to solutions like using bamboo poles or iron pipes.