Abstract
Both China and South Africa are developing countries that have explored a road of constitutional protection of human rights which is accordant with its National Conditions and national characteristics. There are similarities and differences on constitutional protection of human rights between the two countries. Constitutional protection of human rights in South Africa is deeply influenced by western constitution. China's constitution puts special emphasis on regulations on obligation as well as emphasizes the fundamental rights of citizens. It is decided by the National Conditions and the practice for development in the two countries.
Highlights
Both China and South Africa are developing countries that have explored a road of constitutional protection of human rights which is accordant with its National Conditions and national characteristics
Whether the constitution's regulations contain the aspects of human rights and whether its operation is according to protection of human rights, are the primary value objectives of allowing people to advocate constitution, endorse constitution and hoping others' recognition of the constitution
The constitution is a piece of paper with people's rights on it. This means that the constitution is a book of the fundamental protection of human rights, especially for the fundamental rights
Summary
Both China and South Africa are developing countries that have explored a road of constitutional protection of human rights which is accordant with its National Conditions and national characteristics.
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