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防控疫情 保障人权(英) 版权信息
- ISBN：9787508545103
- 条形码：9787508545103 ; 978-7-5085-4510-3
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防控疫情 保障人权(英) 本书特色
从人权保障角度全面了解中国抗疫的意义及其成果
防控疫情 保障人权(英) 内容简介
该文集由中国人权研究会组稿，收录了2020年初新冠疫情暴发以来国内人权问题研究专家撰写的相关文章28篇，其中27篇已公开发表。全书按主题分为三大部分：“中国抗疫中的人权保障”“反对种族主义、反歧视、反污名化”“共建人类命运共同体”。该文集的出版将有助于中外读者更全面地从人权保障的角度了解中国抗疫的意义及其成果，同时看清美国等西方国家抗疫不力却污名化中国的真面目，让共建人类命运共同体的理念更加深入人心。
防控疫情 保障人权(英) 目录
Part I Human Rights Protection during China’s Fight against COVID-19......... 1
A Battle to Defend the Rights to Life and Health and the Human Rights Concept
Proposed—Six Notes on the Human Rights during the Pandemic / Li Junru......... 2
China’s Anti-pandemic Efforts Protect Basic Human Rights / Zhang Yonghe................. 20
China Protects Human Rights in COVID-19 Response / Liu Huawen............................ 24
Rights to Life and Safety: The Most Fundamental and Reliable Human Right
/ He Zhipeng........................................................................................................... 31
Practices of Human Rights in China and Global Significance Facing the
Challenge of COVID-19 Pandemic / Jia Yujiao...................................................... 35
China Respects Human Rights in Battling COVID-19 / Zhang Yonghe........................... 58
The World Needs to Fight the Outbreak Together / Guo Yanping.................................... 66
China’s Fight against COVID-19 Shows Its Image as a Human Rights Power
/ Liu Ying................................................................................................................. 72
Comparison of Anti-pandemic Efforts Between China and the West Exposed
West’s Hypocrisy on Human Rights Issues / Xu Qiqi........................................... 75
Human Rights Conflicts and Integration in Pandemic Prevention and Control
/ Wang Xigen & Wang Wenjing..................................................................................... 80
On the Right to Life / Zhang Yonghe...............................................................................115
The NIMBY Behavior and Legal Governance in Pandemic Prevention and Control
/ He Shiqing.......................................................................................................... 135
The Basic Human Rights Protection in China’s “Anti-coronavirus” War
/ Human Rights Research Institute of Southwest University of Political Science and Law........... 155
Part II Antiracism, Anti-discrimination and Anti-Stigma................................. 181
Racism and Xenophobia Hinder Global Fight against COVID-19 / Hao Yaming......... 182
Watch Out for Racism, A “Political Virus” / Mao Junxiang........................................... 187
“Discrimination as to Epidemic”—A Ruthless Challenge to Human Rights
/ Wang Xigen......................................................................................................... 192
Anti-stigmatization and Rebuilding Human Rights Culture
/ Qi Yanping & Cao Shengmin .................................................................................... 197
Political Motives Behind Smears against China’s Anti-pandemic Endeavor
/ Li Yunlong............................................................................................................ 217
COVID-19: An Interrogation of Conscience / Mao Junxiang........................................ 223
COVID-19 Reflects the Unites States’ Double Standards on “Human Rights
Protection” / Yang Bochao..................................................................................... 229
A Look at How US Treats Human Rights in the Fight against COVID-19
/ Xiong Yunxuan...................................................................................................... 233
COVID-19 Highlights Racial Inequality in America / Hao Yaming.............................. 238
Protection for Human Rights of Vulnerable Groups in the United States Gets
into Trouble during the Outbreak of COVID-19 / Qian Jinyu............................. 243
Travel Restrictions of Relevant Countries for China Violate the WHO Temporary
Recommendations / Mao Junxiang........................................................................ 248
Part III Our Joint Effort to Build a Community with a Shared Future for
Humanity.......................................................................................................... 253
Politicize COVID-19 or Join Hands to Build a Global Community of Epidemic
Prevention and Control? / Chang Jian.................................................................. 254
Promote Public Health Crisis Governance in Global Risk Society by Upholding the
Concept of a Community with a Shared Future for Mankind / Qian Jinyu......... 259
System is Crucial in the Fight against COVID-19 / Xu Yao......................................... 266
Outbreak Response Shows the Differences Between Chinese and Western Human
Rights Cultures / Shang Haiming.......................................................................... 270
A Battle to Defend the Rights to Life and Health and the Human Rights Concept
Proposed—Six Notes on the Human Rights during the Pandemic / Li Junru......... 2
China’s Anti-pandemic Efforts Protect Basic Human Rights / Zhang Yonghe................. 20
China Protects Human Rights in COVID-19 Response / Liu Huawen............................ 24
Rights to Life and Safety: The Most Fundamental and Reliable Human Right
/ He Zhipeng........................................................................................................... 31
Practices of Human Rights in China and Global Significance Facing the
Challenge of COVID-19 Pandemic / Jia Yujiao...................................................... 35
China Respects Human Rights in Battling COVID-19 / Zhang Yonghe........................... 58
The World Needs to Fight the Outbreak Together / Guo Yanping.................................... 66
China’s Fight against COVID-19 Shows Its Image as a Human Rights Power
/ Liu Ying................................................................................................................. 72
Comparison of Anti-pandemic Efforts Between China and the West Exposed
West’s Hypocrisy on Human Rights Issues / Xu Qiqi........................................... 75
Human Rights Conflicts and Integration in Pandemic Prevention and Control
/ Wang Xigen & Wang Wenjing..................................................................................... 80
On the Right to Life / Zhang Yonghe...............................................................................115
The NIMBY Behavior and Legal Governance in Pandemic Prevention and Control
/ He Shiqing.......................................................................................................... 135
The Basic Human Rights Protection in China’s “Anti-coronavirus” War
/ Human Rights Research Institute of Southwest University of Political Science and Law........... 155
Part II Antiracism, Anti-discrimination and Anti-Stigma................................. 181
Racism and Xenophobia Hinder Global Fight against COVID-19 / Hao Yaming......... 182
Watch Out for Racism, A “Political Virus” / Mao Junxiang........................................... 187
“Discrimination as to Epidemic”—A Ruthless Challenge to Human Rights
/ Wang Xigen......................................................................................................... 192
Anti-stigmatization and Rebuilding Human Rights Culture
/ Qi Yanping & Cao Shengmin .................................................................................... 197
Political Motives Behind Smears against China’s Anti-pandemic Endeavor
/ Li Yunlong............................................................................................................ 217
COVID-19: An Interrogation of Conscience / Mao Junxiang........................................ 223
COVID-19 Reflects the Unites States’ Double Standards on “Human Rights
Protection” / Yang Bochao..................................................................................... 229
A Look at How US Treats Human Rights in the Fight against COVID-19
/ Xiong Yunxuan...................................................................................................... 233
COVID-19 Highlights Racial Inequality in America / Hao Yaming.............................. 238
Protection for Human Rights of Vulnerable Groups in the United States Gets
into Trouble during the Outbreak of COVID-19 / Qian Jinyu............................. 243
Travel Restrictions of Relevant Countries for China Violate the WHO Temporary
Recommendations / Mao Junxiang........................................................................ 248
Part III Our Joint Effort to Build a Community with a Shared Future for
Humanity.......................................................................................................... 253
Politicize COVID-19 or Join Hands to Build a Global Community of Epidemic
Prevention and Control? / Chang Jian.................................................................. 254
Promote Public Health Crisis Governance in Global Risk Society by Upholding the
Concept of a Community with a Shared Future for Mankind / Qian Jinyu......... 259
System is Crucial in the Fight against COVID-19 / Xu Yao......................................... 266
Outbreak Response Shows the Differences Between Chinese and Western Human
Rights Cultures / Shang Haiming.......................................................................... 270
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防控疫情 保障人权(英) 节选
A Battle to Defend the Rights to Life and Health andthe Human Rights Concept Proposed —Six Notes on the Human Rights during the Pandemic Li Junru* (Human Rights, Issue 3, 2020) This COVID-19 pandemic that the human beings have neverencountered hit and swept the world all of a sudden. In China and rest of the world, the prevention and control of the pandemic has become a common issue of social and political life of all countries and regions.Apparently, the outbreak, prevention and control of the pandemic is more than a public health issue, but in fact a prelude to a myriad of problems concerning national governance, diplomacy, values, and particularly human rights. This crisis has triggered a grand battle to defend the rights to life and health, so to speak. It also provided an opportunity to further reflect on and study human rights concept, and seek any improvements and development. During the fight against the pandemic, I have written down a number of notes on human rights as part of my continuing research. Now I selected and published six of them, in hopes that my individual study would encourage wider efforts to promote our idea of human rights. I. The fight against the pandemic highlights the advantage of the Chinese human rights concept As COVID-19 wreaked havoc in Wuhan, China started to suffer a terrible disaster. China has proposed explicit guiding principles of fighting against the pandemic, which can find its tenet in the important instruction by CPC General Secretary Xi Jinping: “People’s lives and health must come first.”1 That is to say people’s rights to life and health must “come first.” From the perspective of human rights, the Chinese people’s fight against the pandemic by mobilizing all resources and blocking the spread of the virus presents to us significant battle to defend the rights to life and health. Throughout the Chinese people’s wholehearted prevention and control of the pandemic, all the decisions and measures adopted by the Party and the government have embodied the important human rights communities across Wuhan, Hubei, and even the nation, we decisively ordered to take “lockdown” measures in Wuhan, a city with a population of over 10 million. In conjunction with that, we implemented measures of joint and group epidemic prevention and control at community level in Wuhan and rest of the country. — The Party and the government urgently mobilized armies as well as medical workers and specialists from across the country, over 40,000 people, to the hot zone. The mobilization was an action in response to the emergent situation of the shortage of medical resources in Wuhan and Hubei, the infection and sickness of medical workers, the failure in timely diagnosis and treatment for patients, and the grave threat to human lives. — To alleviate the severe shortage of medical resources, including masks, protective clothing and ventilators, in Wuhan, Hubei and across the country, and protect the lives of medical workers and people across the country, the state organized enterprises engaged in other sectors to switch production immediately, while mobilizing relevant enterprises to work overtime for the production. — The CPC Central Committee decisively ordered to build Huoshenshan Hospital and Leishenshan Hospital against time with the efficiency that humans can achieve, as well as several temporary treatment centers in the mode of field hospitals. By doing so we have saved more lives, as we have tackled the shortage of hospitals and beds, and satisfied the urgent need for separate treatment for confirmed and suspected cases. — In fighting against the pandemic and treating patients day and night, the medical workers bore the greatest hardships. The central government and local Party organizations and governments showed their appreciation to these “angels in white” in various forms. They cared for physical and mental health of the medical workers, and provided support concept put forward by Xi Jinping. This includes the implementation of the policy of “ensuring admission and treatment for all patients” in interim stages, and the policy of “preventing the coronavirus from entering the country and stemming its domestic resurgence” in later stages. More examples are as follows: — Upon spotting the “cases of pneumonia of unknown cause,” we organized teams of experts to figure out the pathogen, and urged the experts to find out the possibility of “human-to-human transmission.” — In order to prevent and control the spread of COVID-19 within for the families so that the health professionals would have no trouble back at home. — To meet the needs for life necessity of those staying at home for quarantine, besides going door to door for learning their conditions, community workers and volunteers also worked very hard to provide services and solve problems for the residents. — During the most stressful period of the fight, the State Council Information Office organized multiple press conferences on the daily basis. In the most authoritative form through the domestic and foreign media, the Office helped people obtain full access to information that concerns them the most. — For problems of general concern and reports from the public, authorities would organize investigations and conduct verification in a timely manner, and publish the findings to the society in an open and transparent manner. — On the basis of the investigation and verification, the discipline inspection and supervision departments also issued penalties to officers with serious formalism and bureaucracy, or those who were tending to be slack or utterly ignorant in work, or neglecting their duties. There are many more such examples. From the above ten aspects of decisions or actions, we will be able to tell the following consistent guidelines on action: The human rights concept that people’s rights to life and health must “come first.” It is not a random choice for us to consistently and comprehensively stick to the above human rights concept. It is especially true for the Communist Party of China, the core force leading our undertakings. Firstly, the Party arms itself with historical materialism and recognizes that “the first premise of the whole human history has to be the existence of living individuals.”2 Secondly, the fundamental purpose of the Party is to serve the people wholeheartedly. In the new era of socialism with Chinese characteristics, it always adheres to the people-centered development concept, and upholds that safety and health are related to the vital interests of every individual. Thirdly, the Party, as the bearer of the brilliant cultural traditions of the Chinese nation, acknowledges the people as the foundation of the state and values life as a treasure above all. What is commendable is that this human rights concept has been widely acclaimed by the 1.4 billion Chinese people when China rose to the challenge of this pandemic. From a holistic point of view, to understand why we are able to secure a signal victory in the prevention and control of COVID-19 pandemic in such a short period before any vaccine is developed, we must boil down all factors into threefold forces: the strong leadership of the CPC Central Committee with Comrade Xi Jinping at the core, the superiority of the socialism with Chinese characteristics and the national governance system, and the joint efforts of 1.4 billion Chinese people in fighting against the pandemic. From the perspective of human rights, it’s fair to say that China has soundly demonstrated the advantage of the Chinese human rights concept by our people’s battle against the COVID-19 pandemic.
防控疫情 保障人权(英) 作者简介
中国人权研究会是中国人权领域的全国性学术团体，是在联合国经社理事会享有特别咨商地位的非政府组织和联合国非政府组织大会（CONGO）的成员，其宗旨是：研究中外人权理论、历史和现状，普及和宣传人权知识，开展国际交流与合作，促进中国和世界人权事业的健康发展。 China Society for Human Rights Studies is the largest national academic groups in the field of human rights of China. It aims to study the theory, history and status quo about the Chinese and foreign human rights, popularize and promote human rights knowledge, carry out international exchanges and cooperation, and promote the healthy development of China and the world human rights cause.
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