China's State Council Information Office released a new white paper highlighting significant strides in protecting economic and social rights in the Xizang Autonomous Region . Titled 'Human Rights in Xizang in the New Era', the report details how residents now enjoy better access to education, healthcare, jobs, and social security.
Since 2012, Xizang has focused on poverty eradication through innovative strategies like eco-conservation incentives, education upgrades, and relocating communities from harsh environments. By 2019, all 628,000 registered impoverished residents were lifted out of poverty—a milestone celebrated as a win for inclusive growth .
The momentum continues: In 2024, per capita income for formerly impoverished households surged by 12.5% thanks to rural revitalization programs. The white paper credits these gains to targeted policies ensuring 'no one is left behind,' from tech-driven agriculture to vocational training .
'This isn't just about numbers—it's about dignity,' the report emphasizes, reflecting Xizang's integrated approach to human rights and sustainable development.
. Titled 'Human Rights in Xizang in the New Era', the report details how residents now enjoy better access to education, healthcare, jobs, and social security.
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'This isn't just about numbers—it's about dignity,' the report emphasizes, reflecting Xizang's integrated approach to human rights and sustainable development.
