摘要
The right to social insurance has been largely recognized by various laws and treaties. However, such an issue in terms of its theoretical construction and systemic orientation, as well as criticism, guiding principles and control of the institutional reform of the social insurance system has yet to be adequately addressed from the perspective of human rights in this country. The paper addresses the dimension of rights by analysing this issue from both dimensions of human rights and people’s livelihoods. The author analyses the relationship between social insurance and the right to property, right to liberty and right to work, and argues for institutional improvement and reform of the social insurance system in this country.
The right to social insurance has been largely recognized by various laws and treaties. However, such an issue in terms of its theoretical construction and systemic orientation, as well as criticism, guiding principles and control of the institutional reform of the social insurance system has yet to be adequately addressed from the perspective of human rights in this country. The paper addresses the dimension of rights by analysing this issue from both dimensions of human rights and people's livelihoods. The author analyses the relationship between social insurance and the right to property, right to liberty and right to work, and argues for institutional improvement and reform of the social insurance system in this country.
