On the Comprehensive Poverty Alleviation and Human Rights Governance

Zhiqiang Liu

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Chapter 9 On the Comprehensive Poverty Alleviation and Human Rights Governance

In: Chinese Yearbook of Human Rights, Volume 6 (2024)

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Liu Zhiqiang

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Pages:: 210–234

DOI:: https://doi.org/10.1163/9789004697362_010

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Comprehensive poverty alleviation is the micro projection and practice concrete image of human rights governance in China, which is composed of four dimensions: human rights concept, human rights guarantee, human rights practice and human rights discourse. The concept of “people-centered” human rights is the theoretical guidance of comprehensive poverty alleviation and human rights governance, which not only corrects the limitations of traditional western human rights concepts, but also highlights the core values of human rights governance in China. Constructing human rights protection around the “right to a happy life” is the theoretical core of the comprehensive governance of human rights against poverty. From a macro perspective, it is related to the logical relationship between the “right to a happy life” and the “right to be free from poverty”, and from a micro perspective, it focuses on the arrangement of specific systems for different human rights sub-items in the process of poverty alleviation. The human rights practice of realizing the “biggest human rights project” is the theoretical mechanism of comprehensive poverty alleviation and human rights governance, which is mainly manifested in putting forward the anti-poverty method of targeted poverty alleviation and building the governance model of poverty alleviation under the rule of law. The human rights discourse of “a community with a shared future for mankind without poverty” is the theoretical expression of the governance of comprehensive poverty alleviation and human rights. On the one hand, it extracts our human rights discourse system in the practice of comprehensive poverty alleviation, while on the other hand, it proposes to build a community with a shared future for mankind without poverty in the international field of human rights discourse.

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Chinese Yearbook of Human Rights, Volume 6 (2024)

Series: Chinese Yearbook of Human Rights, Volume: 6

E-Book ISBN:: 9789004697362

Publisher:: Brill | Nijhoff

Print Publication Date:: 17 Jul 2024

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- Human Rights and Humanitarian Law
  - Human Rights
- International Law
  - Asian Law

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