In the course of implementing the Constitution and theBasic Law in the Chinese mainland and the Hong Kong and MacaoSpecial Administrative Regions, the core content of “family life” (especiallythe part involving the ...In the course of implementing the Constitution and theBasic Law in the Chinese mainland and the Hong Kong and MacaoSpecial Administrative Regions, the core content of “family life” (especiallythe part involving the parent-child relationship), which is abasic right at the constitutional level, has finally been recognized bythe competent authorities as “close ties between family members.”The convergent interpretation of basic rights by competent authoritiesin the Chinese mainland and the two special administrative regions,at least in terms of “family life,” is fundamentally due to the fact thatunder similar social, economic and population conditions, they havereached a consensus on understanding the core content of basic rightsunder the influence of international human rights law. On the basis ofthis convergent interpretation, there should be no longer significantdifferences in the basic rights enjoyed by Chinese citizens in the Chinesemainland and Hong Kong & Macao.展开更多
This article discusses the fairness issue of WTO trade law.It starts from the point that fairness is one of the policy goals that WTO trade law should pursue.However,due to the intrinsical disadvantages of the develop...This article discusses the fairness issue of WTO trade law.It starts from the point that fairness is one of the policy goals that WTO trade law should pursue.However,due to the intrinsical disadvantages of the developing countries in their participation in the world trade system,non-discrimination principle of WTO may lead to unfair results.Special & Differential Treatment in WTO trade law is a kind of corrective means of redistribution.This article conducts a historical and normative survey of Special & Differential Treatment and reveals that these rules have not played their proper role in establishing a fair trade order.The authors then put forward their suggestions for WTO trade law to be more fair and explore some problems inherently in Special & Differential Treatment.展开更多
基金This article represents a phase of research outcomes from the Major Project of the National Social Science Fund of China(NSSFC)titled“Research on Improving the Judicial System and Legal System of Special Administrative Regions”(Project Approval No.23ZDA121).
文摘In the course of implementing the Constitution and theBasic Law in the Chinese mainland and the Hong Kong and MacaoSpecial Administrative Regions, the core content of “family life” (especiallythe part involving the parent-child relationship), which is abasic right at the constitutional level, has finally been recognized bythe competent authorities as “close ties between family members.”The convergent interpretation of basic rights by competent authoritiesin the Chinese mainland and the two special administrative regions,at least in terms of “family life,” is fundamentally due to the fact thatunder similar social, economic and population conditions, they havereached a consensus on understanding the core content of basic rightsunder the influence of international human rights law. On the basis ofthis convergent interpretation, there should be no longer significantdifferences in the basic rights enjoyed by Chinese citizens in the Chinesemainland and Hong Kong & Macao.
文摘This article discusses the fairness issue of WTO trade law.It starts from the point that fairness is one of the policy goals that WTO trade law should pursue.However,due to the intrinsical disadvantages of the developing countries in their participation in the world trade system,non-discrimination principle of WTO may lead to unfair results.Special & Differential Treatment in WTO trade law is a kind of corrective means of redistribution.This article conducts a historical and normative survey of Special & Differential Treatment and reveals that these rules have not played their proper role in establishing a fair trade order.The authors then put forward their suggestions for WTO trade law to be more fair and explore some problems inherently in Special & Differential Treatment.
