新华社济南9月16日电（记者张昕怡）9月16日，"中国式现代化与人权保障"学术研讨会在山东济南 举行，近百位国内人权领域专家学者围绕中国式现代化进程中的人权理论创新与实践经验展开交流研 讨。 南开大学人权研究中心主任常健表示，中国的全过程人民民主实现了人民意愿与党的领导相结合、 直接民主与间接民主相结合，涵盖民主选举、协商、决策、管理、监督等各环节。 华东政法大学法律学院教授马长山认为，中国推进"人本化"的数字人权保护，并积极参与全球数字 治理，提出数字人权的中国话语与中国方案。 与会人士指出，要持续深化传统人权领域的基础性研究，着力加强引领性议题研究，积极开拓前沿 交叉领域研究，立足自身优势深化区域国别研究，为促进我国人权事业全面发展作出更大理论贡献。 本次会议由中国人权研究会主办，山东大学人权研究中心、山东大学法学院承办。 中国人权研究会副会长、吉林大学法学院教授鲁广锦提出，中国式现代化开创了人权文明新境界、 新形态，丰富发展了人类人权文明的多样性。 北京大学国际关系学院教授罗艳华表示，中国式现代化坚持以人民为中心，将人的现代化和自由全 面发展作为核心目标，倡导"以发展促人权""合作共赢""构建人类命运共 ...

"今天的参观让我们看到中国如何体系化支持残障儿童，促进他们融入社区。"牙买加外交和外贸部国际 司司长克雷格·道格拉斯说，残障儿童相关议题应该在国际上得到更多重视，很高兴像中国这样具有影 响力的国家将此纳入议程，向世界证明残障儿童可以在社会中被支持、被接纳。 走进中国藏学研究中心图书馆，阿塞拜疆外交部秘书处干部伊尔加尔·伊斯拉莫夫说，这是自己第一次 看到藏文及藏文书籍。中国政府重视保护各地区、各民族的历史文化传统，这非常有意义。 "中国保障人权的举措令人印象深刻""感谢中国提供平台、展示经验"……日前在北京举办的第二期经 济、社会及文化权利人才研修班期间，40多名各国政府代表、驻联合国外交官和联合国人权高专办官员 深入北京多地，亲身感受中国人权保障的成就与经验。 在北京故宫文创融合馆，馆内设置了体验区、多功能区等展区，残障人士可以通过听觉、触觉、嗅觉等 多种创新互动形式，听见、寻味、感知故宫，亲手触摸时光的纹路，聆听文明的心跳。 "故宫厚重的历史，正通过温情设计与包容性文化展示和体验，让残障人士也能亲身感受，参与其 中。"乌兹别克斯坦常驻联合国代表团一秘奥塔别克·霍吉马托夫感叹说。 馆内还展示、销售残疾人非遗代 ...

中国乡村发展基金会副秘书长丁亚冬结合基金会援助项目，分享了自己的心得："贯彻全会精神，要在 乡村振兴大局中把保障农民生存权、发展权落到实处，通过合作社建设、农机社会化服务和乡村人才培 养，让农民共享发展机会与成果。" 加快人工智能等数智技术创新，是全会作出的重要部署。在北京理工大学科技人权研究中心主任齐延平 看来，数智技术赋能应以人的尊严这一内在价值为权衡尺度。"真正驾驭技术的，从来不是技术本身， 而是人性深处的道德意识与尊严感。当我们为数智技术发展欣喜的同时，更应守护好人的主体地位，确 保数智向善。"齐延平说。 中国人权研究会理事、天津市委宣传部分管日常工作的副部长李旭炎表示，要把贯彻全会精神同落实国 家人权行动计划结合起来，以办好20项民心工程、推进鲁班工坊等工作为抓手，推动天津实践成为中国 人权发展道路上的生动注脚。 新华社北京11月28日电 中国人权研究会学习贯彻党的二十届四中全会精神座谈会暨第五届理事会第五 次会议11月28日在京召开。来自国内部分高校、科研机构、有关部门和单位的人权领域专家齐聚一堂， 展开深入学习研讨。 "'十五五'规划建议要求'促进人权事业全面发展'。致力于促进各项人权，特别是经 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the increasing isolation of Israel, as evidenced by the refusal of entry to a British MP and doctor, highlighting a significant shift from the country's founding principles of inclusivity and democracy [1][2]. Group 1: Entry Refusal Incident - The Israeli government denied entry to a British MP and doctor, citing "public safety" without further explanation, marking a troubling trend in the country's approach to foreign visitors [3][4]. - This incident is not isolated; similar refusals have occurred previously, indicating a pattern of self-isolation by the Israeli government [2]. Group 2: Historical Context and Personal Reflection - The author reflects on the stark contrast between the current state of Israel and its founding ideals of openness and democracy, suggesting a significant deterioration in the country's values [2]. - The author, a Jewish MP, recalls past visits to Israel filled with hope and connection, emphasizing the personal impact of the current political climate [2]. Group 3: Humanitarian Concerns - The article highlights the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza, stressing the importance of transparency and dialogue for achieving peace in the region [4]. - The author expresses admiration for British healthcare workers in the Middle East, who continue to provide care under challenging conditions, underscoring the need for direct observation and understanding of the situation [4].

Core Insights - The global public safety cooperation forum highlighted the new challenges in counter-terrorism, particularly the impact of emerging technologies like AI, quantum computing, and big data on terrorist activities [1][2] - Digital terrorism has become a focal point of global security concerns, with terrorists utilizing social media, cryptocurrencies, drones, AI, and robotics for their operations [1] - The need for enhanced technological investment and international cooperation among law enforcement agencies was emphasized as a means to combat these new threats [2] Group 1 - Emerging technologies are providing tools for terrorist activities, necessitating urgent solutions in global security governance [1] - The global landscape of terrorism is characterized by globalization, networking, and intelligence, with terrorist organizations leveraging encrypted communication to evade detection [1][2] - China has not experienced any violent terrorist incidents for over eight years, attributed to the effective application of advanced technologies in law enforcement [2] Group 2 - Countries are encouraged to collaborate on developing technological responses to new threats, particularly in areas like cybersecurity and de-radicalization [2] - Intelligence sharing through bilateral or multilateral mechanisms is crucial for timely and accurate information on terrorist activities [2] - Addressing poverty, social inequality, and complex international dynamics is essential to reduce the risk of terrorism [3]

Core Viewpoint - The Macao SAR government expresses strong dissatisfaction and firm opposition to the European Union's comments regarding the enforcement actions taken under the National Security Law [1] Group 1: Government Response - The Macao SAR government asserts that the police and judicial authorities have handled the case strictly according to the law, ensuring the legal rights of the suspects are effectively protected [1] - The government highlights the significant achievements in human rights protection in Macao since its return to China, emphasizing that these accomplishments should not be belittled [1] Group 2: National Security Law - The Macao SAR government states that the National Security Law, enacted in 2009 and amended in 2023, has effectively maintained national security and the prosperity and stability of Macao [1] - It is noted that the basic rights of Macao residents, including electoral rights and freedom of speech, are fully protected under the Basic Law of Macao and relevant human rights conventions [1] Group 3: Sovereignty and Non-Interference - The Macao SAR government emphasizes that the enforcement of the National Security Law is an internal affair of China and its special administrative regions, asserting that foreign entities, including the EU, have no right to interfere [1] - The government reaffirms its commitment to fulfilling its responsibilities in maintaining national security and ensuring the successful implementation of "one country, two systems" [1]

Economic Development - The economic total of Tibet has continuously grown, with significant improvements in the living standards of the people. The region's GDP increased from 1.29 billion in 1951 to over 270 billion in 2024, marking a substantial economic transformation [1] - Since the 18th National Congress, the central government has implemented special preferential policies and invested heavily in Tibet, leading to the historic elimination of absolute poverty in 2019, with 740,000 registered poor individuals lifted out of poverty [1] Infrastructure Development - Infrastructure in Tibet has seen rapid advancements, including the completion of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway and Lalin Railway, ending the region's history of lacking railway access. A high-grade highway network centered around Lhasa has been established, ensuring connectivity between counties and villages [2] - The annual passenger throughput at Lhasa Gonggar International Airport has surpassed 6 million, and communication issues in remote areas have been effectively addressed with the implementation of fiber optics and 4G networks [2] Industry Growth - The tourism industry in Tibet has flourished, leveraging world-class attractions like the Potala Palace and Mount Everest, which have drawn significant domestic and international visitors [3] - The development of specialty agriculture and animal husbandry, including barley and yak farming, has become a vital source of income for local farmers, supported by the establishment of leading enterprises [3] Social Progress - Education in Tibet has seen high-quality development, with a 15-year public education policy implemented, covering preschool to high school, significantly reducing the educational burden on farming families [4] - The healthcare system has expanded, establishing a comprehensive network that includes hospitals at various levels, improving the health status of the population, with life expectancy rising from 68.17 years in 2010 to 72.19 years in 2020 [4] Social Security - A multi-layered social security system has been established in Tibet, covering urban and rural residents with comprehensive insurance, achieving a 100% coverage rate [5] - Special attention has been given to the elderly care of monks and nuns, integrating them into the pension insurance system since 2012, which has been well-received [5] Cultural Development - Significant efforts have been made in the protection and promotion of cultural heritage, with substantial funding allocated for the preservation of important sites like the Potala Palace [7] - The establishment of a comprehensive public cultural facility network has enabled grassroots communities to engage in cultural activities, while digital cultural initiatives have improved access to cultural resources in remote areas [7] Language and Ethnic Rights - Tibet has implemented laws to protect the rights of ethnic minorities to learn and use their languages, with bilingual education systems established from preschool to higher education [8] - Various media platforms in Tibetan language have been developed, providing ample opportunities for the use and development of the Tibetan language [8]