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    The document summarizes China's political, economic, and human rights systems. It notes that the Communist Party of China plays a leadership role in the one-party political system and oversees elections and governance. The economic system is described as socialist market economy with state-owned and private enterprises existing together. The document also discusses concerns around human rights issues in China, such as detention of over 1 million Uyghurs in Xinjiang internment camps.

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    The document summarizes China's political, economic, and human rights systems. It notes that the Communist Party of China plays a leadership role in the one-party political system and oversees elections and governance. The economic system is described as socialist market economy with state-owned and private enterprises existing together. The document also discusses concerns around human rights issues in China, such as detention of over 1 million Uyghurs in Xinjiang internment camps.

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    BARBUTO, BARISON, CABIZZA, COSTIL, SISANI

    CHINA
    political system, economic system and human rights
    POLITICAL SYSTEM
    The Communist Party of China (CPC) plays a leadership role as it represents the overall interests of
    the people, and a leadership structure based on a meritocratic system of "selecting and electing"
    the best and the most competent to govern the country. Elections need to be organized,
    procedures established and external interference forestalled. All these tasks are performed by the
    CPC, a political institution of over 90 million members, with broad representation and popular
    support, and committed to the public good.

    The Chinese Constitution stipulates that the


    state shall serve the people and "uphold a
    fundamental economic system under which
    public ownership is the mainstay and diverse
    forms of ownership develop together."

    People's democracy is not only a guarantee of


    people's properties, but also a series of institutions.
    They range from consultative democracy in each
    and every level of China's social and political life, to
    the world's most extensive use of opinion surveys
    on public policies, to soliciting public opinion
    directly via the Internet on all major policy issues,
    and to institutionalized democratic decision.

    The Chinese model is not perfect, but it indeed


    outperforms American democracy in many ways.
    For one thing, China's top legislature, as well as the
    local people's congresses, address issues of direct
    Xi Jinping
    concern to the general public, from medical
    insurance to pension to education and
    environmental protection without the intervention
    of lobby groups.

    ECONOMIC SYSTEM
    Today, after a social and economic transformation China is one of the world’s number one
    economies. We are living in what many are now calling ‘The Chinese Century’.

    China’s economy is the second-largest in the world, behind only the United States. But after three
    decades of spectacular growth, China is now moving into a slower growth phase – an inevitable
    result of its transition from a developing economy to a more mature, developed economy.

    Manufacturing, services and agriculture are


    the largest sectors of the Chinese economy.
    Since 1949, the Chinese Government
    has  been responsible for planning and
    managing the national  economy. But it was
    only after 1978 – when Deng  Xiaoping
    began market-based reforms –that growth
    began  to take o . Since the introduction of
    Deng Xiaoping’s economic  reforms, China
    has what economists call a socialist market
    economy – one in which a dominant state-
    owned enterprises sector exists in parallel
    w it h m a r ke t c a p it al is m a n d p r i v a t e
    Deng Xiaoping ownership.
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    HUMAN RIGHTS
    Human rights in China are periodically reviewed
    by the UN Human Rights Committee, about
    which the government of the People's Republic
    of China and various foreign governments and
    human rights organizations have often
    disagreed.

    The PRC authorities and their supporters say that


    existing policies and enforcement measures are
    su cient to defend against human rights
    violations. However, other countries and their
    authorities, such as Human Rights in China,
    Amnesty International and citizens, say that
    mainland Chinese authorities regularly sanction
    or organize such abuses.
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    “EDUCATIONAL” CENTERS
    Since 2017, it is estimated that 1 million or more men and women belonging to predominantly
    Muslim ethnic groups have been detained by the Chinese government in the Xinjiang Uyghur
    Autonomous Region. They are taken to "educational" centers or internment camps and to
    prison for the most diverse reasons including that of being an "unreliable" person; live or travel
    abroad; having too many children; wearing religious clothes or having WhatsApp on your
    phone.

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