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The South-South Dialogue on Human Rights

The South-South Dialogue on Human Rights

Author: Chong Zhang; Ruoyu Li
Publisher: Brill Nijhoff
ISBN: 9789004377233
Published In: September 2021
Format: Hardback
Jurisdiction: Netherlands ? Disclaimer:
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This volume contains a selection of the edited and in some cases translated papers presented at the first South-South Human Rights Forum held in Beijing. The conference was jointly sponsored by the State Council Information Office and the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The event drew hundreds of participants, mainly scholars and government officials from developing countries and international organizations. Its main theme was "Building a Human Community with a Shared Future", which built on a proposal launched by President Xi Jinping. The papers are mostly short and often policy-oriented, offering a unique insight into the thinking and planning associated with this South-South exchange and thus a wealth of information of interest to scholars. The topics covered emerge primarily from development-related issues, such as the rights to food, education, health and poverty reduction. Though much of the volume thus focuses on economic and social rights and the right to development, civil and political rights are also discussed in the context of the need for legal guarantees for the exercise of human rights and judicial protection of rights.

Preliminary Material

Editors: Chong and Ruoyu

Preface

Authors: Gudmundur and Zhang

Chapter 1. South-South Human Rights Cooperation Has a Common Basis and Meets a Common Need

Author: Junru

Chapter 2. South-South Inclusive Development and Realization of Human Rights

Author: María Soledad

Chapter 3. Chinese Proposal for Construction of a New Mode of Global Governance in the New Era

Author: Zitang

Chapter 4. Towards a New Southern Approach to Human Rights

Author: Lionel

Chapter 5. The Contribution of South-South Cooperation to the Development of Global Human Rights

Authors: Jian and Haozhe

Chapter 6. How Will China Promote the Development of the Global Human Rights Agenda in South-South Cooperation?

Author: Wei

Chapter 7. Inclusive Development and Realization of South-South Human Rights

Author: Bruna Mara Liso

Chapter 8. Cooperation between China and South-South Countries: Opening a New Chapter for World Human Rights Development

Author: Guobin

Chapter 9. Promote Global Human Rights Governance for a Human Community with a Shared Future

Author: Junyong

Chapter 10. China’s Contribution and Practice in Terms of Concept in South-South Human Rights Governance - From the Perspective of Global Human Rights Governance

Authors: Shukun and Kui

Chapter 11. Building a Human Community with a Shared Future to Drive New Progress in the Global Governance of Human Rights

Author: Youwu

Chapter 12. Building a Human Community with a Shared Future: New Thinking on Advancing Global Human Rights Governance

Authors: Xiaoling and Mingxia

Chapter 13. The United Nations Charter and a Human Community with a Shared Future

Author: Guihong

Chapter 14. A Human Community with a Shared Future in Global Governance Modernization

China’s Theoretical Expression and Practice

Author: Jinyu

Chapter 15. The Significance of China and South-South Cooperation for the Development of Global Human Rights Undertakings

Author: Yonette Decina

Chapter 16. Building a Human Community with a Shared Future and Promoting Global Human Rights Governance

Author: Mikhail Alexandrovich

Chapter 17. Building a Human Community with a Shared Future by Adopting a Comprehensive Southern Vision on Human Rights

Author: Tom

Chapter 18. Construction of a South-South Cooperative Community and South-South Cooperation in Global Human Rights Governance

Author: Ming

Chapter 19. An Initial Discussion on Building a Human Community with a Shared Future and the Right to Peace

Author: Xuewen

Chapter 20. Legal Guarantee of Chinese Women’s Right to Health

Author: Yinlan

Chapter 21. The Belt and Road Initiative and the Realization of the Right to Development

Author: Yunlong

Chapter 22. A New Platform for Human Rights Development under South-South Cooperation: The Belt and Road Disability Cooperation

Author: Wanhong

Chapter 23. Realizing the Right to Development through South-South Cooperation: Sharing the Chinese Experience with the World

Author: Xigen

Chapter 24. Peace Studies and Global Human Rights Governance

Authors: Cheng and Qingyun

Chapter 25. Opportunities and Challenges Brought by the Belt and Road Construction to the Development of South-South Human Rights

Authors: Bateer and Shuanglong

Chapter 26. Increase Judicial Cooperation among Countries under South-South Cooperation and Boost the Development of Global Human Rights

Author: Xiao

Chapter 27. Strengthen South-South Cooperation on Safeguarding the Rights of Children and Lay a Solid Foundation for Building a Human Community with a Shared Future

Author: Lihua

Chapter 28. Expand the Coverage of Social Security and Protect Citizens’ Social Security Rights and Interests

China’s Practice and Experience in Maintaining Social Security Rights and Interests of Citizens

Author: Ping

Chapter 29. On China’s Aid to Africa and Human Rights Protection in Africa

Author: Xinman

Chapter 30. Poverty Reduction and Development in Chinese Ethnic Minority Regions: A Case Study of Targeted Poverty Alleviation in Xiangxi Tujia and Miao Autonomous Prefecture, Hunan Province

Author: Qing’an

Chapter 31. Mongolia-China Economic Cooperation and Green Development

Author: Nasanbat

Chapter 32. Implement the Strategy of Healthy China for the Right to Health

Author: Dayuan

Chapter 33. Further Policies and Measures for the Promotion of Growth and Development of Women in Science and Technology

Author: Liqin

Chapter 34. China and South-South Cooperation—Important Role in Promoting Human Rights Development in the World

A Perspective from Malaysia

Author: Peter Thiam Chai

Chapter 35. The Right to Development in Chinese Practice

Poverty Alleviation and Relief in China