China releases annual report on human rights development

The Annual Report on China's Human Rights (2025), compiled by the China Society for Human Rights Studies, has recently been published.

The book includes 28 reports, such as a general report, special reports, and case study reports. The general report emphasizes China's active efforts to deepen reforms across all sectors and to promote high-quality human rights development.

It highlights that China has achieved more balanced protection of economic, social, cultural, civil, and political rights, and the rights and interests of various specific groups are more fully safeguarded. China's human rights efforts are progressing comprehensively and in a coordinated manner across all sectors.

The special reports mainly cover topics such as rural revitalization to strengthen human rights protection, ensuring citizens' food safety, judicial support for labor rights, improving the medical assistance system, and equal access to basic public education services.

The case study reports mainly focus on issues such as protecting people's rights in building people-centered cities, safeguarding democratic rights in cyberspace, and improving access to judicial relief by circuit courts in rural areas.