Liu Hainian, Sixty Years of Development of Human Rights Protection System in China, Beijing: China Social Sciences Press, 2012.

With Marxist theory as its guidance, this book systematically introduced the theoretical researches on human rights theories, the practice of human rights construction, and the foreign exchanges activities in the field of human rights carried out by China during the 60 years since the founding of the New China. While acknowledging the huge achievements made by China in the safeguarding of human rights, it points out the existing problems in the field of human rights and puts forward suggestions on their solutions. The book is divided into three parts: the first part discusses various fundamental issues of human rights, such as the concept of human rights, theories and historical development of human rights in China, and the scientific attitude and approaches to the research on human right issues. The second part discusses various specific human rights, namely economic, social, cultural, political and civil rights, according to the classification of the Universal Declaration of Human rights and the two international human rights covenants and in conjunction with the relevant provisions in the Chinese Constitution and laws; the third part is a collection of reports, presentations, and speeches given by the author in various international dialogues and seminars and other activities of foreign exchange in the field of human rights.