FEBRUARY,2016 Regulations Concerning Menstrual Pain Leave a Step in the Right Direction Women in Anhui Province can take 1-2 days off when suffering menstrual pain so long as they provide a medical certificate,accordi...FEBRUARY,2016 Regulations Concerning Menstrual Pain Leave a Step in the Right Direction Women in Anhui Province can take 1-2 days off when suffering menstrual pain so long as they provide a medical certificate,according to the latest labor regulations established by the Anhui provincial government.Anhui is not the only province to take this stance.Other regions,such as Jiangsu Province and Guangdong Province,are also展开更多
Advances in liver transplantation for hepatocellular carcinoma Dr.Ronald W.Busuttil from University of California,Los Angles,described progress in liver transplantation for hepatocellular carcinoma(HCC).Three
The seventh annual Sino-Australian human-rights dialogue was held on July 28 in Beijing. "The dialogue was positive, constructive and fruitful," said Assistant Foreign Minister Shen Guofang, who led the Chin...The seventh annual Sino-Australian human-rights dialogue was held on July 28 in Beijing. "The dialogue was positive, constructive and fruitful," said Assistant Foreign Minister Shen Guofang, who led the Chinese delegation. Geoff Raby, head of the Australian delegation and deputy secretary of Australia’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, said that the annual dialogue has reached a mature stage.展开更多
Blind advisor makes proposals online Fuzhou, Jan. 10 - Xia Rongqiang, the first blind member of the advisory body to east China’s Fujian Province, submitted a proposal via the Internet urging more budget for blind pe...Blind advisor makes proposals online Fuzhou, Jan. 10 - Xia Rongqiang, the first blind member of the advisory body to east China’s Fujian Province, submitted a proposal via the Internet urging more budget for blind people’s education. Xia is a member of the Fujian Provincial Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Confercnce. For the first time online submission of proposals to展开更多
BBC Reporter Talks about Human Rights Censoriously and Chinese Premier Easily Cope The afternoon of June 17, London. It was sunny after the cool weather for several days. In a classical building of the British Minis...BBC Reporter Talks about Human Rights Censoriously and Chinese Premier Easily Cope The afternoon of June 17, London. It was sunny after the cool weather for several days. In a classical building of the British Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang and British Prime Minister attended the signing ceremony of a series of the cooperation documents between the two countries.展开更多
Ambassador： China to Adhere to Cooperative Spirit of Human Rights Declaration;China-based Christian Group Prints 50 min Bibles;Psychologists Recruited for Improving China＇s Prison Management;China to Create National...Ambassador： China to Adhere to Cooperative Spirit of Human Rights Declaration;China-based Christian Group Prints 50 min Bibles;Psychologists Recruited for Improving China＇s Prison Management;China to Create National Compensation System展开更多
New Laws Take Effect for Common WelfareA total of 67 new laws and regulations, including local legislation, aimed at helping common Chinese citizens went into effect Sept. 1,2004.The new legal documents cover educatio...New Laws Take Effect for Common WelfareA total of 67 new laws and regulations, including local legislation, aimed at helping common Chinese citizens went into effect Sept. 1,2004.The new legal documents cover education, medical services, taxation, airport tax, trainee drivers, gasoline and production safety.展开更多
Pilot Medical Aid Program Covers 14.4 MIn Urbanites;Changes in Chinese People＇s Living Standards, Welfare;Senior Official： China＇s Work Safety Improving;More Ethnic Minority Students in Tibet Receive Hi clher Educa...Pilot Medical Aid Program Covers 14.4 MIn Urbanites;Changes in Chinese People＇s Living Standards, Welfare;Senior Official： China＇s Work Safety Improving;More Ethnic Minority Students in Tibet Receive Hi clher Education;China to Ensure Subsistence Allowances for Rural Poor People.展开更多
China to Promote Human Rights Education at Three Universities China＇s Ministry of Education approved the establishment of human rights education and training bases at Nankai University, the China University of Politi...China to Promote Human Rights Education at Three Universities China＇s Ministry of Education approved the establishment of human rights education and training bases at Nankai University, the China University of Political Science and Law and Guangzhou University. They are the first batch of national-level human rights education and training bases at Chinese universities.展开更多
Old Age Allowances to Be Unified Across China Residents older than 80 would get a unified old age allowance across China, a move indicating the government aims to end different allowance
China Pledges to Continue Efforts for Human Rights Protection;China ＂Ready to Resume Human Rights Dialogue with U.S.＂;New Measures Applied in Guangdong to Protect Rights of Migrant Workers;China Increases Subsistenc...China Pledges to Continue Efforts for Human Rights Protection;China ＂Ready to Resume Human Rights Dialogue with U.S.＂;New Measures Applied in Guangdong to Protect Rights of Migrant Workers;China Increases Subsistence Allowance展开更多
China＇s State Council, or Cabinet, on Feb. 8, 2012 issued a plan to boost employment during the 2011-15 period, which aims to create 45 million jobs and keep the registered urban unemployment rate within 5 percent.
China Outlines Measures to Ensure Food Safety Chinese authorities on Dec. 19, 2013 unveiled a package of measures to ensure food safety in 2014, as the more affluent public shows greater care in what they eat.
China’s laid-off workers and urban unemployed people are enjoying free access to occupational training programs offered by a public re-employment system set up by the Ministry of Labor and Social Security. Laid-off w...China’s laid-off workers and urban unemployed people are enjoying free access to occupational training programs offered by a public re-employment system set up by the Ministry of Labor and Social Security. Laid-off workers are finding more opportunities for new jobs. Thanks to the help of a local re-employment service center, Feng Geping, a former manager with a supermarket in Beijing who lost job three years ago,展开更多
China Starts Construction on 5.8 MIn Low-Income Housing Units China started building 5.8 million low-income housing units in the first seven months of 2012, the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development said on ...China Starts Construction on 5.8 MIn Low-Income Housing Units China started building 5.8 million low-income housing units in the first seven months of 2012, the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development said on Aug. 10, 2012.展开更多
China to Balance Administrative Efficiency and Protection of Citizen＇s Rights;China Issues White Paper on Environmental Protection;China Strives to Balance Income Distribution;China Establishes Legal Aid Fund for Sen...China to Balance Administrative Efficiency and Protection of Citizen＇s Rights;China Issues White Paper on Environmental Protection;China Strives to Balance Income Distribution;China Establishes Legal Aid Fund for Senior Citizens;Migrant Workers Rights and Interests to Be Better Protected;Government Vows to Improve Lives of Women, Children;State Council Vows Rural Laborers to Be Paid on Time;……展开更多
Migrant Students Can Now Take ＂Gaokao＂ Away from Home 2013 is the first year that China is allowing migrant students to take part in the national col- lege entrance exam, or ＂Gaokao,＂ away from their home provinc...Migrant Students Can Now Take ＂Gaokao＂ Away from Home 2013 is the first year that China is allowing migrant students to take part in the national col- lege entrance exam, or ＂Gaokao,＂ away from their home province or city.展开更多
Shandong: Water Shortage to Be Ended In Rural Areas More than 1.1 million rural population’s historic water shortage will be ended in three years, a commitment recently made by Shandong government and its municipal g...Shandong: Water Shortage to Be Ended In Rural Areas More than 1.1 million rural population’s historic water shortage will be ended in three years, a commitment recently made by Shandong government and its municipal governments. Shandong Province is seriously short of water resources, with a per capita occupancy volume accounting for one-sixth of the national average level. In the light of relevant national standards released in 1983, there are 19,786 historic water shortage villages, with a population of 11.31 million. The local government has made great efforts展开更多
文摘FEBRUARY,2016 Regulations Concerning Menstrual Pain Leave a Step in the Right Direction Women in Anhui Province can take 1-2 days off when suffering menstrual pain so long as they provide a medical certificate,according to the latest labor regulations established by the Anhui provincial government.Anhui is not the only province to take this stance.Other regions,such as Jiangsu Province and Guangdong Province,are also
文摘Advances in liver transplantation for hepatocellular carcinoma Dr.Ronald W.Busuttil from University of California,Los Angles,described progress in liver transplantation for hepatocellular carcinoma(HCC).Three
文摘The seventh annual Sino-Australian human-rights dialogue was held on July 28 in Beijing. "The dialogue was positive, constructive and fruitful," said Assistant Foreign Minister Shen Guofang, who led the Chinese delegation. Geoff Raby, head of the Australian delegation and deputy secretary of Australia’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, said that the annual dialogue has reached a mature stage.
文摘Blind advisor makes proposals online Fuzhou, Jan. 10 - Xia Rongqiang, the first blind member of the advisory body to east China’s Fujian Province, submitted a proposal via the Internet urging more budget for blind people’s education. Xia is a member of the Fujian Provincial Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Confercnce. For the first time online submission of proposals to
文摘BBC Reporter Talks about Human Rights Censoriously and Chinese Premier Easily Cope The afternoon of June 17, London. It was sunny after the cool weather for several days. In a classical building of the British Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang and British Prime Minister attended the signing ceremony of a series of the cooperation documents between the two countries.
文摘Ambassador： China to Adhere to Cooperative Spirit of Human Rights Declaration;China-based Christian Group Prints 50 min Bibles;Psychologists Recruited for Improving China＇s Prison Management;China to Create National Compensation System
文摘New Laws Take Effect for Common WelfareA total of 67 new laws and regulations, including local legislation, aimed at helping common Chinese citizens went into effect Sept. 1,2004.The new legal documents cover education, medical services, taxation, airport tax, trainee drivers, gasoline and production safety.
文摘Pilot Medical Aid Program Covers 14.4 MIn Urbanites;Changes in Chinese People＇s Living Standards, Welfare;Senior Official： China＇s Work Safety Improving;More Ethnic Minority Students in Tibet Receive Hi clher Education;China to Ensure Subsistence Allowances for Rural Poor People.
文摘China to Promote Human Rights Education at Three Universities China＇s Ministry of Education approved the establishment of human rights education and training bases at Nankai University, the China University of Political Science and Law and Guangzhou University. They are the first batch of national-level human rights education and training bases at Chinese universities.
文摘Old Age Allowances to Be Unified Across China Residents older than 80 would get a unified old age allowance across China, a move indicating the government aims to end different allowance
文摘China Pledges to Continue Efforts for Human Rights Protection;China ＂Ready to Resume Human Rights Dialogue with U.S.＂;New Measures Applied in Guangdong to Protect Rights of Migrant Workers;China Increases Subsistence Allowance
文摘China＇s State Council, or Cabinet, on Feb. 8, 2012 issued a plan to boost employment during the 2011-15 period, which aims to create 45 million jobs and keep the registered urban unemployment rate within 5 percent.
文摘China Outlines Measures to Ensure Food Safety Chinese authorities on Dec. 19, 2013 unveiled a package of measures to ensure food safety in 2014, as the more affluent public shows greater care in what they eat.
文摘China’s laid-off workers and urban unemployed people are enjoying free access to occupational training programs offered by a public re-employment system set up by the Ministry of Labor and Social Security. Laid-off workers are finding more opportunities for new jobs. Thanks to the help of a local re-employment service center, Feng Geping, a former manager with a supermarket in Beijing who lost job three years ago,
文摘China Starts Construction on 5.8 MIn Low-Income Housing Units China started building 5.8 million low-income housing units in the first seven months of 2012, the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development said on Aug. 10, 2012.
文摘China to Balance Administrative Efficiency and Protection of Citizen＇s Rights;China Issues White Paper on Environmental Protection;China Strives to Balance Income Distribution;China Establishes Legal Aid Fund for Senior Citizens;Migrant Workers Rights and Interests to Be Better Protected;Government Vows to Improve Lives of Women, Children;State Council Vows Rural Laborers to Be Paid on Time;……
文摘Migrant Students Can Now Take ＂Gaokao＂ Away from Home 2013 is the first year that China is allowing migrant students to take part in the national col- lege entrance exam, or ＂Gaokao,＂ away from their home province or city.
文摘Shandong: Water Shortage to Be Ended In Rural Areas More than 1.1 million rural population’s historic water shortage will be ended in three years, a commitment recently made by Shandong government and its municipal governments. Shandong Province is seriously short of water resources, with a per capita occupancy volume accounting for one-sixth of the national average level. In the light of relevant national standards released in 1983, there are 19,786 historic water shortage villages, with a population of 11.31 million. The local government has made great efforts
