As a developing country， China has suffered from setbacks
while safe-guarding and developing human rights. Although much has
been achieved in this regard， there is still much room for
improvement. It remains a long-term historical task for the Chinese
people and government to continud to promote human rights and
strive for the noble goal of full implementation of human rights as
required by China''s socialism.
目錄：
Human Rights in China （November 1991）
Criminal Reform in China （August 1992）
Tibet-Its Ownership and Human Rights Situation （September
1992）
The Taiwan Question and Reunification of China （August 1993）
The Situation of Chinese Women （June 1994）
Intellectual Property Protection in China （June 1994）
Family Planning in China （August 1995）
China: Arms Control and Disarmament （November 1995）
The Progress of Human Rights in China （December 1995）
The Situation of Children in China （April 1996）
Environmental Protection in China （June 1996）
The Grain Issue in China （October 1996）
Progress in China''s Human Rights Cause in 1996 （March 1997）
On Sino-US Trade Balance （March 1997）
Freedom of Religious Belief in China （October 1997）
New Progress in Human Rights in the Tibet Autonomous Region
（February 1998）
The Development of China''s Marine Programs （May 1998）
China''s National Defense （July 1998）
Progress in China''s Human Rights Conditions in 1998 （April
1999）
National Minorities Policy and Its Practice in China （September
1999）
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