Experter analyserar Pekings ”stämpelparlament” | NTD NYHETER

Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping described the National People's Congress as an innovation in politics. The Chinese congress is often called the Stämpelparlament in the West. That's because the so-called congresses have never voted on a single proposal that was put forward by the Chinese regime's top leadership. In addition, they are represented in the organs of the Chinese citizenry, without the permission of the KKP. Various other leaders have also commented on this opening. Chen Jilan served as chairman of the board for 13 terms. He said, quote, as a representative of the party, I follow the party's order. Lai Jianping, a Chinese human rights lawyer based in the US, tells NTD that the Chinese parliament is an extreme form of authoritarian rule. Independent candidates are regularly put to the test. The most striking example is Zhao Lifang from Hubei Province in central China. He ran several times and won with a large margin in 1998. He was known for exposing misconduct committed by local officials during his term. Hans' efforts led him according to the task to fortsatta trakasserier. Zhao left after Agripis 2011. This representative will only be sitting on the CCP's authoritative power. You must follow party orders to stay in position, otherwise you risk being detained. That means you're not available until the citern. Instead, you just answer to the people who use you and to the system that holds you in position. The general public is irrelevant to your roll. A Chinese professor from the Central Party School of the Communist Party, known for his criticism of authoritarian rule, It is estimated that 70% of the delegates in the Stämpelparlament are KKP-members. The remaining 30% is made up of managers from large enterprises. I'm not sure I'm ready to go.