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今年3月4日,全国人大七届二次会议通过了宪法修正案,将“人权”概念写入了宪法,明确规定“国家尊重和保障人权”。这引起了社会的强烈反响。其实,“人权”是中国共产党人的一贯追求,只是我们主张的人权与西方国家所说的“人权”有着本质的区别。不懈的追求中国共产党在其诞生之初,就举起了“争自由,争人权”的旗号。在中共三大的决议中,曾提出要根据中共二大的决议建立人权组织,开展活动并在党领导
On March 4 this year, the Second Session of the Seventh National People’s Congress passed a constitutional amendment, which enshrined the concept of “human rights” in the Constitution and clearly stipulated that “the state respects and safeguards human rights.” This has aroused strong repercussions in society. In fact, “human rights” is the consistent pursuit of the Chinese Communists, except that the human rights we advocate are essentially different from what the Western countries call “human rights.” Unremitting Pursuit At the beginning of its birth, the Chinese Communist Party raised the banner of “fighting for freedom and fighting for human rights.” In the three resolutions of the Chinese Communist Party, he proposed to establish a human rights organization and carry out activities under the leadership of the Party’s leadership in accordance with the resolution of the Second Plenary of the CPC