Chinese human rights

Chinese human rights issues involve concerns about freedoms such as speech, assembly, and religion, which are often limited by government policies. The Chinese government maintains strict control over media, the internet, and public gatherings, citing stability and development as priorities. There are ongoing international debates over treatment of minority groups, like Uyghurs in Xinjiang, and political dissidents. While China has achieved significant economic growth, critics argue that individual rights and political freedoms are often restricted, raising questions about the balance between state interests and personal liberties.