China's human rights situation improved
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A Chinese official has said that the government's economic stimulus policies and measures aimed at solving livelihood issues amid the global economic downturn have helped secure people's human rights.
Wang Chen, director of the Information Office of the State Council, made the remarks at the Second Beijing Forum on Human Rights concluded Tuesday.
Offsetting the impact of the international financial crisis with a four-trillion yuan (588 US dollars) stimulus package, the government has made intensive efforts to ensure and improve employment, health care, education and social security for the people, Wand said.
China's gross domestic product (GDP) grew 8.9 percent year on year in the third quarter of this year.
Jiang Guangping with the All-China Federation of Trade Unions said that trade unions has raised 800 million yuan this year in its aid program for an estimated 20 million laid-off migrant workers to get re-employed.
Sherab Nyima, councilor of the China Society for Human Rights Studies and vice president of Minzu University of Chin, said all the ethnic groups in China have benefited from the sustainable development policies.
"The government has found China's own solution to ethnic issues, which features equality, unity, regional ethnic autonomy, and common prosperity for all groups," he said.
