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De jure & de facto rights of PRC’s minorities

Editor | April 30, 2014 |

Sep. 23 (Turkish Weekly Journal): Another problem with China’s minority policies is the gap between de facto and de jure rights. In practice, the minority population can’t enjoy their rights written in the constitution. China pursues especially policies of transforming the cities where there are dense populations of minorities.

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