Group 1 - The first China-Africa Human Rights Seminar was held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, with over 200 participants from China and more than 40 African countries discussing the theme of "Building a China-Africa Community of Shared Future to Achieve Development Rights" [1] - Participants praised China's achievements in human rights and its contributions to the development of human rights in Africa, expressing a desire for China and Africa to explore human rights paths that align with their national conditions [1][2] - The "Dar es Salaam Consensus" emphasizes that the choice of development paths should be based on national conditions and local cultural characteristics, reflecting the common will of both China and Africa [1] Group 2 - Development is highlighted as a fundamental theme of human society and a primary task of the Chinese Communist Party, with a focus on survival rights and development rights as essential human rights [2] - China has successfully created a contemporary human rights perspective that combines universal principles with national realities, contributing to the global human rights discourse [2] - Examples of successful China-Africa cooperation include the Mombasa-Nairobi railway reducing logistics costs in Kenya by 40% and creating over 74,000 jobs, as well as agricultural advancements in Rwanda and Tanzania [2] Group 3 - African countries are actively learning from China's human rights development path and innovating their own human rights development models based on local realities [2] - The concept of universal human rights should not be defined or imposed by a select few, but should respect the values, interests, and choices of others [2] - The essence of South-South cooperation is reflected in China's approach, which provides a methodology for independent problem-solving rather than a standard answer [2] Group 4 - The seminar emphasized the need for China and Africa to explore human rights development paths based on their national conditions and to promote fair and inclusive global human rights governance [3] - Future cooperation should focus on building a discourse system for China-Africa human rights, expanding cooperation paths, ensuring people's safety and health, and promoting sustainable development [3]