Tuesday, March 3, 2009

China devoted to improving human rights - minister

China devoted to improving human rights - minister

NETIZENs LEAD the WAY

Human rights and civil rights are interwoven. In country like
China they are inseparable as human rights are not organized
,are sporadic and are not represented,least to say being championed in China.

Its high time that China relooks at how basic human rights can be represented by allowing NGOs to in come to play their legal and indispensable role in the frame work of China new and decent society of check and balance to abuse of power and social injustice, from there to groom the very foundation and birth of a civil society which is fundamental in shaping of a democracy society ,if China govt under CPC rule meant what it said that democracy is good stuff( mingzhu shi how dongxi).

After 30 years of unprecedented economic reform, the writer think that if at all master Deng is still around today he would be happy to see China taking another bold step to follow up on his unfinished reform/mission to the outdated political system and allow its people who had been starved of political freedom and to certain extend deprived of basic human rights and civil rights,to enjoy freedom of speech in the society .

AND it starts with the right to organize themselves to be heard and taken accounted for their rights in a probable ,accountable and legal manner,netizens has come a long way, and with netizens expected to double to more than 500 million by 2012 in China ,making preparation now is not early but urgent ,and now is better than never.

Blessing and betting on the far-sightedness of China's leadership under president Hu and premier Wen,and also on how netizens get themselves organized ,the on-going incidents of anti-dependence of Tibet and anti-French sentiments reflected and stemmed from their nationalism and patriotism are testimonial to grass root power ,guide them and shape before time runs out !

The blessing of this writer is always with far-sighted, wise and fearless leaders of tomorrow.

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