Exciting news from Budapest! Experts, officials, and scholars from the Chinese mainland and Hungary recently gathered for a dynamic symposium on international human rights. Under the theme "Consensus on International Human Rights: Retrospect of the Past 80 Years and Prospects of the Future," this engaging event encouraged participants to revisit historical milestones while envisioning a future founded on respect, cooperation, and inclusivity.
Baima Chilin, president of the China Society for Human Rights Studies, emphasized the importance of learning from the past to navigate today’s complex global landscape. Chinese Ambassador to Hungary Gong Tao underlined that both sides firmly support the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, while also respecting national traditions and sovereignty by rejecting politicized interpretations and double standards.
Hungarian leader Gyula Thurmer voiced his support for the Chinese mainland's six principles for interpreting human rights, sparking further enthusiasm among delegates. Andras Bencsik, editor-in-chief of Magyar Demokrata, added a heartfelt note by reminding everyone that despite cultural differences, unity, love, and mutual respect remain the most essential human rights that transcend time. 😊
Co-hosted by the China Society for Human Rights Studies, the Chinese Embassy in Hungary, and the Eurasia Center, the symposium served as a platform for fresh ideas and cross-cultural dialogue. It stands as a vibrant reminder that our interconnected world thrives when diverse voices come together for inclusive and balanced global governance. 🌍
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