Common people seek justice

Author: Huang Bin, Yang Fan, Wang Fangyu
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: Your house is forcibly demolished without fair compensation; You go for a job interview but are not hired because of your height; You get admitted to university but are replaced by someone else; You work hard all year but can't receive your own salary. In our real lives, such cases are countless, not just reported in the media, but may also happen around you and me at any time. And for these winding and complicated grievances, what should the common people do? In this era of increasing legal awareness, fewer and fewer people are willing to swallow their anger. They are learning to take up legal weapons to fight for their own justice; they demand to "get a say" for their legitimate rights; and they expect the government to take their rights seriously. With the goal of building a socialist rule of law state in our country, it has become indispensable to improve and strengthen the corresponding legal system. Meanwhile, the continuous infringement of the legitimate rights and interests of citizens, legal persons, and other organizations by administrative organs and their staff has spurred the early introduction of the law allowing citizens to sue the government. This book is suitable for the vast number of ordinary people who need to use the administrative litigation system to protect their personal rights and interests, for government staff who are concerned about and wish to understand China's administrative litigation system and hope for the government to govern according to law, as well as for legal professionals. Your house is forcibly demolished without fair compensation; You go for a job interview but are not hired because of your height; You get admitted to university but are replaced by someone else; You work hard all year but can't receive your own salary. In our real lives, such cases are countless, not just reported in the media, but may also happen around you and me at any time. And for these winding and complicated grievances, what should the common people do? In this era of increasing legal awareness, fewer and fewer people are willing to swallow their anger. They are learning to take up legal weapons to fight for their own justice; they demand to "get a say" for their legitimate rights; and they expect the government to take their rights seriously. With the goal of building a socialist rule of law state in our country, it has become indispensable to improve and strengthen the corresponding legal system. Meanwhile, the continuous infringement of the legitimate rights and interests of citizens, legal persons, and other organizations by administrative organs and their staff has spurred the early introduction of the law allowing citizens to sue the government. This book is suitable for the vast number of ordinary people who need to use the administrative litigation system to protect their personal rights and interests, for government staff who are concerned about and wish to understand China's administrative litigation system and hope for the government to govern according to law, as well as for legal professionals.