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Human rights can be manifested differently
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A unique outlook on human rights has taken shape in China, the
largest developing country in the world. It is founded on the basis
of the country's own experience in human rights development over the
last two decades since embarking on the road of reform and opening up
in the late 1970s. China has also absorbed rational human rights
ideas from other cultures.
Human rights are acquired by people instead of being given by God.
Human rights are a product of social and historical situati...
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