Contents

Introduction

1. The Basics: Rights to Subsistence, Development, Dignity and Happiness

1.1 Removing the "biggest obstacle to human rights" for 1.4 billion people

1.2 Promoting "holistic human rights" in a coordinated way

1.3 Promoting high standards of "equal human rights"

1.4 Fully participating in global human rights governance

2. The Rationale: Living a Life of Contentment is the Ultimate Human Right

2.1 The core philosophy, the principle of democracy, and the focus on people's livelihoods

2.2 The theoretical rationale

2.3 The objective, law-based governance, and the evaluation criteria

2.4 Global vision

3. Exploring New Dimensions in Respecting, Protecting Human Rights

— Determined Leadership

— Down-to-Earth Approach

— Development-Oriented

— Legal Guidance

— Open-Mindedness

Conclusion