China may be open to democracy in the future Options

[KraterosHellas]

the CCP have met in Beijing to draw up economic plans for the next five years. amidst the Nobel Peace Prize row, china's agenda are increasingly becoming democracized. check this out:

http://www.lemonde.fr/asie-pacifique/artic...26890_3216.html

a summary of the essential points:

in the next 5-year plan, china wants to close the gap between the rich and poor.

china looks for ways to develop an economy that is not esport-dependent.

premier Wen jiabao has said "the calls for democracy and freedom will become irresistable" (in effect the china is admitting democracy will come and it won't be able to stop it)

some members in the CCP and the chinese media have said "if the chinese communist party does not reform itself, if it does not transform itself, it will die a natural death"

[elleX0]

I did not realise there have been several replies that I should be making. There can be some confusion about the Universal Declaration of Human Rights that nation states have signed up to and tried to observe. This Declaration was drawn up by Western Nations to suit their vision of what "Human Rights" should be according to their own standards, which is a Western Christian Standard.

Some of us (civilians) in Britain seem to get the impression that these Human Rights seem to protect the criminal more than it protects the innocent victim. This may sound crazy, but in Britain we cannot deport some Jihadist terrorist criminals (proven in a court of law as such) to their country of origin because their original country still observe the death penalty and so we would be violating the criminals Human Rights. So we have to keep such criminals in Britain, provide them with all the "welfare benefits" housing, medical, schooling, etc at taxpayers expense. Most of them even have a higher standard of living as a convicted criminal out on license than the local inhabitants. This is crazy.

We even have to let in known murderers and other criminals because of the EU laws of immigration and we cannot stop them. Our national sovereignty has been neutralised because of the Human Rights conventions and EU regulations. It has become farcical. So much so that Britain has raised the possibility of writing our own "Bill of Rights" in order to regain some independence for our legal system. This is what I mean that the Human Rights Declaration has been badly written and has neutered national sovereignty. This must change.

Also the Islamic Ummah has sought to draft their own codes for Islamic Human Rights and it is quite different from that of the UN version. To compare go to this link:
Universal Islamic Declaration of Human Rights

China's problems are different from that in Europe and America and they should have their own codes to follow. It should be similar but it should be adjusted to fit Eastern cultural needs.