英文摘要 |
The dissertation centers on the 2022 Xinjiang Human Rights Report(hereinafter“2022 Report”) of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights(hereinafter“OHCHR”), discussing the gross human rights deterioration in Xinjiang, PRC, i.e., Re-education Camps. It discusses how the acts of human rights treaty institutions, Special Procedures, non-governmental organizations, journalists, and nation-states influence the completion and announcement of the 2022 Report, and furthermore influence the development of international human rights norms. It also discusses whether the veto of United Nations Human Rights Council(hereinafter“UNHRC”) on the condemnation of PRC for Xinjiang situation causes the paradox in international human rights norms, with the announcement of the 2022 Report by its Secretariat, OHCHR. The dissertation firstly introduces the framework and organization of OHCHR, then the PRC policies relating Xinjiang. Then, it introduces the acts of several kinds of agents, and the visit of PRC by OHCHR on May 2022. And then, it further introduces the 2022 Report and the reaction of PRC, and the veto of UNHRC. Finally, it analyzes the abovementioned peer-stimulation process, and concludes. |