A STUDY ON THE HUMAN RIGHTS PROTECTION PARADIGM
IN THE CHINESE LEGAL FAMILY – FOCUSING ON
ANCIENT CHINA AND VIETNAM
NGUYEN MINH TUAN; LIAO XIAOYING; DINH VAN LIEM,
RUSSIAN LAW JOURNAL,
ISSN 2309-8678 (Print)
ISSN 2312-3605 (Online),
Volume - XII (2024) Issue 2, pp. 1899-1908
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https://www.russianlawjournal.org/index.php/journal/article/view/4593/2957
Abstract: We can achieve human rights protection through different methods. To safeguard human rights means to uphold the fundamental circumstances that uphold human dignity in a time and location. This article aims to examine the legal systems of ancient China and Vietnam within the Chinese Legal Family. It explores the different approaches to safeguarding human rights within this legal framework, highlighting that procedural law is not the sole method of human rights protection. Whether it is substantive law or a combination of substantive law and procedural law, they are just different styles of human rights protection, and the results are ultimately the same.
Keywords: Chinese Legal Family, human rights protection paradigm, procedural justice, China, Vietnam
