Beijing, Aug 26 (ANI): China will draft a new national program for human rights development for the period from 2012 to 2015 in a bid to improve people's basic rights, Wang Chen, minister of the State Council Information Office, has said.
The China Daily quoted Wang as saying that the new national human rights action plan, the second of its type in China, will set up detailed goals and measures related to people's rights in sectors including employment, social security, health and education.
The first such action plan for 2009 to 2010 has been fully implemented, and all tasks have been completed, he said, urging Chinese experts on human rights studies to be innovative, enrich Chinese human rights theories, and make China's path of human rights development to enable people from the international community to understand it better.
Disregarding the monumental progress that China has made in human rights, some Western people still criticize the condition of human rights in China without supporting facts, experts said.
Wang said the country will "make active responses" to the international community's concerns about China's human rights."
"The construction of Chinese human rights theories still cannot meet the requirements of modernization and Chinese human rights practices. It is important to communicate with the international human rights circle in a language that they can understand," he added. (ANI)
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