In an inspiring step toward international exchange, a Chinese human rights delegation led by Baima Chilin wrapped up a three-day visit to Hungary from June 23 to 25. The visit focused on nurturing open conversations about human rights and fostering mutual understanding between different perspectives.
The delegation participated in the seminar "Consensus on International Human Rights: Retrospect of the Past 80 Years and Prospects of the Future," co-hosted by the China Society for Human Rights Studies, the Chinese Embassy in Hungary, and the Eurasia Center of Hungary. The event provided a platform for sharing insights on China’s approach to human rights governance alongside discussions about the conceptual differences and shared values with Western frameworks.
In a series of engaging meetings with Hungarian officials, both sides discussed evolving challenges in global human rights governance while emphasizing the importance of inclusive dialogue and pragmatic cooperation 🌏. This proactive exchange reflects a growing trend of dynamic, cross-border conversations that aim to address contemporary human rights issues.
Such international exchanges encourage us all to see that thoughtful dialogue can bridge differences and spur progress—an inspiring reminder for anyone passionate about shaping a more inclusive future.
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Chinese human rights delegation visits Hungary, deepening dialogue
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