Posted on 06/29/2012 8:18:19 PM PDT by bruinbirdman
China’s National Human Rights Action Plan of China (2012-2015) aims to “improve the mechanism whereby the masses express their wishes and unlock and broaden the channels for people to make petitions in the form of letters and personal visits.” China will establish a national complaint-handling center and new systems for online, telephone, and video complaints. Cadres are required to efficiently read petitions and make comments or issue instructions concerning them. They must also receive visitors with complaints and visit localities. The plan also guarantees “employees’ right to be heard,” by compelling employers to discuss labor regulations changes with workers “to ensure that channels are unblocked for employees to express appeals.” The plan also strengthens “institutional guarantees for the legitimate rights and interests of news agencies and journalists, ensuring in accordance with the law journalists’ rights to be informed, to gather materials, to publish, to criticize, and to supervise, and safeguarding their legitimate rights and interests,” the official People’s Daily reports.
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If it’s a trick, the regime will kill them.
If it’s not, it will kill the regime.
In the entire history of the world, only Gorbachev was dumb enough to try the later.
In the entire history of the world, only Gorbachev was dumb enough to try the later.
FW De Klerk in South Africa kinda tried the same thing...look how that turned out....and SA has more dead people
Good point though. Communist China is not going to change....unless they are willing to do away w Communist China
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