This article presents a sociological perspective on understanding rights in China, examining
the interplay between multiple myths of rights, rights abuses, and the politics of rights within …

Interdisciplinary research is critical in addressing societal concerns, yet tourism struggles to
employ such research methods, despite claims to the contrary (Oviedo-García, 2016) …

Abstract After the World Summit on the Information Society and the United Nations
Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, states translated the global vision of …

Older people in rural China enjoy the right to health under Chinese law. However, the
problems of economic difficulties, the unbalanced allocation of medical resources between …

In 2018, the government of China decided to develop Hainan Province as the country's first
free trade port operating within the country's socialist system. Based on this strategy, Hainan …

The special vulnerability of people with disability (PWD) in the COIVD-19 pandemic has
been confirmed by many studies, but data shows that the infection rate of PWD in China is …

In China, the definition of domestic violence is usually limited to direct physical and mental
harm to family members. About a quarter of Chinese families have been reportedly affected …

While the welfare divergence between rural and urban disabled residents in China has
attracted great scholarly attention, little to no research has examined the relevant disparities …

The question of how to guarantee the health rights of people with disabilities, and their
health equity in particular, is frequently neglected in infectious disease pandemics. The …

This article explores the requirements for filing a consumer public interest litigation (CPIL) in
China. The legal provisions surrounding consumer public interest litigation were reviewed to …