For China human rights abuses are its history

[Jiang]

People who live in glass houses, shouldn't throw stones.

Living condition and human rights abuse are terrible in India, human right issues should be the last thing Indian try to discuss.

India still has a ancient caste system in place, Chinese never even had such system.

 

[King Solomon]

You are quick to point out at China, but have you looked at yourself?

 

[shuttler]

You are quick to point out at China, but have you looked at yourself?

Both countries are not clean on human rights records according to the west. But it seems to me india does live in larger glass houses and they are having the largest internet stone pelters

 

[StingRoy]

How about this report on india when comparing to China?

Human Rights Watch India2011/india

Living condition and human rights abuse are terrible in India, human right issues should be the last thing Indian try to discuss.

You are quick to point out at China, but have you looked at yourself?

For all you Chinese members trying to sideline the topic of discussion and afraid of facing the truth... Here is a comparative chart. We are not denying human rights violations in India... we admit there are some and there are corrective measures which are taken to deal with them.

The top 100 offenders

This table ranks human rights abusers in descending order; the figures in the right-hand column are obtained by multipying a weighted score of abuses by the Human Development Index.

Obs HR Index Weighted 0 | Weather | guardian.co.uk
COUNTRY POP HDI GDP TOTAL x HDI

Yugoslavia (Federal Republic) 10.4 0.86 24.94
North Korea 23.2 0.765 20.66
Indonesia 206.5 0.681 214,995 20.09
Algeria 30.2 0.665 47,072 19.95
Libya 6.0 0.756 18.14
Colombia 37.7 0.768 95,745 16.90
Egypt 65.7 0.616 75,605 15.40
Israel 5.9 0.883 98,081 15.01
China 1255.1 0.701 901,981 14.72
Iran 73.1 0.715 89,979 14.66
Congo (Democratic Republic) 49.2 0.479 6,101 14.37
Sudan 28.5 0.475 10,224 14.25
Iraq 21.8 0.586 14.06
Burma 47.6 0.58 13.92
Turkey 63.8 0.728 189,878 13.47
Mexico 95.8 0.786 402,963 13.36
Congo (Republic) 2.8 0.533 2,298 12.79
Venezuela 23.2 0.792 87,480 12.67
Syria 15.3 0.663 17,899 12.60
Saudi Arabia 20.2 0.74 140,374 12.58
Rwanda 6.5 0.379 1,863 12.51
Pakistan 147.8 0.508 61,667 12.45
Bahrain 0.832 11.65
Sri Lanka 18.5 0.721 15,093 11.54
Philippines 72.2 0.74 82,157 11.10
Peru 24.8 0.739 63,849 11.09
South Korea 46.1 0.852 442,543 11.08
India 975.8 0.545 381,566 10.90
Cambodia 10.8 0.514 3,044 10.79
Cameroon 14.3 0.536 9,115 10.72
Nepal 23.2 0.463 4,929 10.65
Yemen 16.9 0.449 5,656 10.55
Brazil 165.2 0.739 820,381 10.35
Burundi 6.6 0.324 957 10.04
Cuba 11.1 0.765 9.95
Morocco 28.0 0.582 33,514 9.31
United States Of America 273.8 0.927 7,834,036 9.27
Uganda 21.3 0.404 6,582 8.89
Angola 12.0 0.398 7,662 8.76
Uzbekistan 24.1 0.72 25,047 8.64
Russian Republic 147.2 0.747 446,982 8.59
Croatia 4.5 0.773 19,081 8.50
Togo 4.4 0.469 1,475 8.44
Tunisia 9.5 0.695 18,937 8.34
Chad 6.9 0.393 1,603 8.25
Lebanon 3.2 0.749 14,962 8.24
Lesotho 2.2 0.582 950 8.15
Senegal 9.0 0.426 4,542 8.09
Nicaragua 4.5 0.616 1,971 8.01
Jordan 6.0 0.715 7,015 7.87

 

[illusion8]

Both countries are not clean on human rights records according to the west. But it seems to me india does live in larger glass houses and they are having the largest internet stone pelters

I re-read the whole 4 pages of this thread and no Indian member has commented on China's human rights, they did stop you guys from abusing the thread starter and calling him all sorts of names/racism remarks and attacking him personally also all Indian posters have been telling you guys to stick to topic.
So whats the problem here and I don't get why u need to bring in India here when the thread is specifically about Human Rights Violations in China? Now don't tell me that so and so commented on some other thread on China. Can u guys for once stick to the topic?

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You are quick to point out at China, but have you looked at yourself?

No we are not pointing at China, we are asking you to comment on the topic at hand and not drag in India unnecessarily.

 

[shuttler]

Human development index ranking by countries (lower the number better the development) published by UN 2010-11:

China at 101
india 134

List of countries by Human Development Index - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[CarbonD]

I guess you chinese are just getting annoyed because reality behind chinese atrocities came to light. No wonder you are blaming India that is not even related to this conversation looks like some people are taking the heat on reality

 

[shuttler]

WORLD'S MOST DANGEROUS PLACES FOR WOMEN

India fourth most dangerous place for women: survey

Targeted violence against females, dismal healthcare and desperate poverty make Afghanistan the world's most dangerous country in which to be born a woman, with Congo a close second due to horrific levels of rape. Pakistan, India and Somalia ranked third, fourth and fifth, respectively, in the global survey of perceptions of threats ranging from domestic abuse and economic discrimination to female foeticide (the destruction of a fetus in the uterus), genital mutilation and acid attack. A survey compiled by the Thomson Reuters Foundation to mark the launch of TrustLaw Woman*, puts Afghanistan at the top of the list of the most dangerous places in the world for women. TrustLaw asked 213 gender experts from five contents to rank countries by overall perceptions of danger as well as by six categories of risk. The risks consisted of health threats, sexual violence, non-sexual violence, cultural or religious factors, lack of access to resources and trafficking. The collection of images that follow were provided by Reuters to illustrate the dangers women face in those 5 countries. -- Paula Nelson (*TrustLaw Woman is a website aimed at providing free legal advice for women’s' groups around the world.) (37 photos total)

 

[FairAndUnbiased]

the writer is a banana.

 

[danger007]

WORLD'S MOST DANGEROUS PLACES FOR WOMEN

India fourth most dangerous place for women: survey

Targeted violence against females, dismal healthcare and desperate poverty make Afghanistan the world's most dangerous country in which to be born a woman, with Congo a close second due to horrific levels of rape. Pakistan, India and Somalia ranked third, fourth and fifth, respectively, in the global survey of perceptions of threats ranging from domestic abuse and economic discrimination to female foeticide (the destruction of a fetus in the uterus), genital mutilation and acid attack. A survey compiled by the Thomson Reuters Foundation to mark the launch of TrustLaw Woman*, puts Afghanistan at the top of the list of the most dangerous places in the world for women. TrustLaw asked 213 gender experts from five contents to rank countries by overall perceptions of danger as well as by six categories of risk. The risks consisted of health threats, sexual violence, non-sexual violence, cultural or religious factors, lack of access to resources and trafficking. The collection of images that follow were provided by Reuters to illustrate the dangers women face in those 5 countries. -- Paula Nelson (*TrustLaw Woman is a website aimed at providing free legal advice for women’s' groups around the world.) (37 photos total)

i have a doubt over with 1.2 billion population we are at 4th but what about Pakistan even with less population they are ahead of us...... and also is China allowing any body or media to survey or wrote an article with out any restriction...... If China have less poverty , safety , good human why they are restricting media..... Still you guys trying to pretend like China is 1st world country...in many areas china is ahead of us every one accept it....still you guys trying to show off...

 

[Jiang]

I guess you chinese are just getting annoyed because reality behind chinese atrocities came to light. No wonder you are blaming India that is not even related to this conversation looks like some people are taking the heat on reality

We are well aware of this "reality" fabricated by western media. Their version of reality equate Al Queda and other terrorists to Libya and Syria freedom fighters, and their version of Iraq has weapons of mass destruction.

It is Indians and their white masters that should accept the reality of their own human rights abuses.

 

[shuttler]

i have a doubt over with 1.2 billion population we are at 4th but what about Pakistan even with less population they are ahead of us...... and also is China allowing any body or media to survey or wrote an article with out any restriction...... If China have less poverty , safety , good human why they are restricting media..... Still you guys trying to pretend like China is 1st world country...in many areas china is ahead of us every one accept it....still you guys trying to show off...

india have press / media restrictions and self censorship in your troubling areas! why their human rights index is ahead of us?

 

[illusion8]

It is Indians and their white masters that should accept the reality of their own human rights abuses.

Amnesty International has documented widespread human rights violations in China. An estimated 500,000 people are currently enduring punitive detention without charge or trial, and millions are unable to access the legal system to seek redress for their grievances. Harassment, surveillance, house arrest, and imprisonment of human rights defenders are on the rise, and censorship of the Internet and other media has grown. Repression of minority groups, including Tibetans, Uighurs and Mongolians, and of Falun Gong practitioners and Christians who practice their religion outside state-sanctioned churches continues. While the recent reinstatement of Supreme People's Court review of death penalty cases may result in lower numbers of executions, China remains the leading executioner in the world.

 

[ChinaToday]

I guess you chinese are just getting annoyed because reality behind chinese atrocities came to light. No wonder you are blaming India that is not even related to this conversation looks like some people are taking the heat on reality

yeath right thinking like yours that s why india is so much behind china and for a country so many years behind china on almost everthing, you are not really in a position to tell us how to better our life have some shame self respect will you?

 

[illusion8]

China’s human rights record worsened in 2011: Report


BEIJING China’s human rights record worsened in 2011, making it the most repressive year in a decade, after Beijing launched a crackdown following prote-sts across the Arab world, a group said on Friday.

Hong Kong-based Chinese Human Rights Defenders said in its annual report on rights activists in China that 2011 was characterised by lengthy jail terms, enforced disappearances and torture of dissidents.

Political upheaval that rocked the Middle East and sparked calls for anti-government ‘Jasmine rallies’ in China spooked authorities, who responded by launching one of the toughest crackdowns on dissent in years, it said.

The group said the move to silence government critics “marked yet another low point in China’s human rights, making 2011 the most repressive year since the rights defence movement began in the early 2000s.”

It estimated that dozens of activists were disappeared and tortured, while several veteran dissidents were sentenced to long jail terms.

One of the most alarming developments last year was the use of “enforced” disappearances, in which at least two dozen activists were taken by authorities and held for long periods of time in secret locations, the organisation said.

Secret detentions in China are well-documented — the renowned artist Ai Weiwei was among several dissidents to be taken to unknown locations and held for months without charge during a crackdown on government critics last year.

China had planned to make it legal to ‘disappear’ criminal suspects as part of changes to the country’s criminal law, which is under debate this week by lawmakers attending the annual National People’s Congress.

However, in what was hailed as a victory for judicial reformers, China has abandoned those controversial plans following a public outcry.

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