Moldavian Journal of International Law and International Relations
THE INTERNATIONAL LEGAL OBLIGATIONS OF CHINA REGARDING THE RIGHT TO EDUCATION
Author: GAOZHENG Meng
JEL Classification: K 1; K 33.
Universal Decimal Classification: 341.2; 341.231.14; 331.23-055.2
DOI: https://doi.org/10.61753/1857-1999/2345-1963/2025.20-2.10
Meng GAOZHENG PhD student of the Department of Interna tio nal Law, Law Institute, Peoples' Friendship University of Russia named after P. Lumumba (Moscow, Russian Federation).
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6873-3663Email: 1042248010@pfur.ru
Keywords: international human rights law, right to education, PRC, China, human rights in China, right to education in China
Abstract
The paper includes three main sections. In the first one an over view ofhe right to education in international human rights law is presented. This part first explains the meaning and nature of the right to education in international human rights law, and then introduces the international legal origins of the right to ed ucation a nd the latest practical progress in international human rights law. The second section clarifies international legal obligations of states on the right to education. It proves that the content of the right to education is the obligation of the sta te to pro mote and protect the right to education. In section three the implementation of the right to education standard in international human rights law in China is presented. This section expounds China's theory and practice on the relationship between internati onal law and domestic law, then summarizes the relevant legislation and practice, and finally expounds the current problems China encounters on the right to education and proposes corresponding solutions. The paper and points out that theoretical discussio n on the right to education from the perspective of international human rights law has great practical significance.