The 51st session of the United Nations Council of Human Rights Council was held by the "Risks and Issues of International Human Rights Politics"

Xinhua News Agency, Changchun, September 20th, September 19th, the 51st meeting of the United Nations Human Rights Council "Risks and Problems of International Human Rights Politicalization" was held in Changchun, Jilin. The meeting was hosted by the China Human Rights Research Association, co -organized by Jilin University Human Rights Research Center, Jilin University Law School, and theoretical Law Research Center. Global human rights governance system. More than ten Chinese and foreign experts and scholars and representatives of international organizations carried out in -depth discussions and exchanges on topics such as "the impact of international human rights politics on the international structure" and "the disadvantages and risks of international human rights politics".

Tang Yingxia, deputy director of the Human Rights Research Center of Nankai University, believes that human rights politics not only does not meet the purpose of international law, but also destroys the universality of international law, violates the standards of international human rights evaluation, and also harms the foundation of the international human rights law. He Zhipeng, Executive Director of the Human Rights Research Center of Jilin University, said that although some Western countries shouted human rights verbally, they did not respect human rights, but used human rights as a tool and excuse for political struggle. In the process, the value of "people" itself was forgotten. Each civilization should be tolerated to prevent the political tendencies on human rights issues.

Cambodian Human Rights Commission member and spokesman Qatar O'n said that some countries interfere with the domestic affairs as a guise of human rights and blindly ask other countries to follow their own political line, which departs from the original intention of the "World Human Rights Declaration" to formulate the international community. Meng Qingtao, deputy dean of the Human Rights Research Institute of Southwest University of Political Science and Law, analyzed the centralized manifestations of human rights politics, such as worsening existing international human rights order, failure to fail the international human rights mechanism, and damaging the balanced international human rights system. He believes that these all have huge institutional risks Essence

Xiao Junpao, Executive Director of the Science and Technology and Human Rights Research Center of Beijing Institute of Technology, believes that the "international order based on rules" is essentially a distortion of international law rules. The so -called "rules" in the United States have not only been legal to the law, but also failed to obtain the recognition of other countries except their allies. Zhang Wanhong, president of the Human Rights Research Institute of Wuhan University, pointed out that the legislation of Human Rights in Europe and the United States reflects the tendency of human rights to politics. Countries should actively participate in the process of related treaties to prevent western countries from using global supply chain to promote economic hegemony.

Hans Cole, chairman of the International Progress Organization and Honorary Professor of Philosophy at the University of Austria, said that in the global human rights agenda, the political logic of power has severely damaged the global order and must seek global justice to realize the stability and peace of the international community. Professor John Anthony Cati, a professor at the School of Law of Beijing University of Science and Technology, proposed that the legalization of human rights issues should be based on the legalization of human rights issues and establish an international legal mechanism to deal with human rights issues. Mao Junxiang, executive director of the Human Rights Research Center of Central South University, believes that countries should take the spirit of human rights with respect and equality as the core, strengthen cooperation and dialogue, resist the tendency of human rights to politics, and promote the development of human rights.

[Editor in charge: Feng Li]

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