Founded in 1989, the Chinese Democracy & Human Rights Alliance (CDHRA) is one of the most active and efficacious forces outside of China which promote China’s Constitutional (democratic) Republic Movement (CdRM).

The leadership of CDHRA has worked diligently with other organizations such as Tiebetan Human Rights Groups, Taiwanese Human Rights Groups, Amnesty International and the U.S. Libertarian Party for its formation..

The basic propositions of the Chinese Democracy & Human Rights Alliance (CDHRA) are:

The Constitution Of The NEW Constitutional (democratic) Republic Of China:
The Constitution of the United States Of America should be used as a framework for a new Constitution for a NEW and FREE Constitutional (democratic) Republic Of China which guarantees the basic dignity and basic human rights of all people. Guarantee citizens’ freedom of speech, freedom of belief, freedom of press, freedom of assembly and association and last but certainly not least, the freedom to defend themselves from tyranny which guarantees which help them to protect this constitution and people against all enemies, foreign and domestic!

All Power Inherent To The People:
Citizens are the source of all power. The citizens decide on the form of government and the future political direction utilizing a representative government with an electoral constitutional republican process which protects against mob rule.

Organized Balance Of Power:
Using the systems of the United States Of America as a framework establish a new system for the separation of powers:
1. One of the fundamental principles of the United States Constitution, the law of the land, is the balance and separation of power among the three branches of the Government: the Legislative, or law-making branch that is the U.S. Congress, the Executive branch which is headed by the President, and the Judiciary, which interprets the law at every level and settles legal disputes regarding the meaning and the application of the law.
2. The distribution of power among the three branches is meant to ensure that no one branch of the government is able to gain a disproportionate amount of power over the other two.

Each branch has separate and unique powers the others cannot impinge upon, but which are nonetheless subject to acceptance or rejection by the other two branches. This is how the balance of power is kept in check.

All legal citizens have the right to vote and to be elected.

Private Property
Private property is sacred and inviolable, protecting citizens’ legal property.

Systems Of Social Protection:
Establishing and implementing a complete, fair system of social security, education, medical care and pension security systems.

Armed Forces:
Realize the nationalization of the China Armed Forces with exception of the State Guards which would be controlled with some limitations by the States.
The Armed Forces and State Guards are loyal to the national constitution and the State Guards are loyal to both the Nation Constitution and State Constitutions which shall be aligned with the National Constitution.
The Constitutions guarantee citizens and the Armed Forces and Guards (made up of citizens), the right to protect the constitution and themselves against all enemies foreign and domestic.
Prohibit political parties and paid entities from controlling the Armed Forces (See Balance Of Power Above).

Religious and Cultural Freedom and Protection
Respect and protect diversified religions, languages, cultures, and customs; all ethnic groups are equal, and all ethnic issues are discussed and decided within the framework of free constitutionalism.

Federalism
Federalism, which is a basic concept embodied in the United State Constitution which refers to the division and sharing of powers between the national and state levels of Government. This helps a country’s citizens to be able to lead their communities, states and the nation from the lowest possible levels, ensuring they have more control over the fabric of their nation!

The Chinese Democracy & Human Rights Alliance (CDHRA) is committed to ending the CCP’s autocratic and tyrannical rule in all feasible ways, and realizing and implementing a NEW FREE, Constitutional (democratic) Republic of China.

After the establishment of the NEW Constitutional (democratic) representative state system, the China Democracy & Human Rights Alliance (CDHRA) will participate in the governance of the country through a fair election system and realize the organization’s ideas and policy propositions.

The Chinese Democracy & Human Rights Alliance (CDHRA) would like to help to unite all the forces of democracy and freedom in the world, and hope that all people in the world who love freedom and peace, and pursue equality, prosperity and happiness for mankind, join us.

Chinese Translation

中国民主人权联盟成立于1989年，是在中国境外最积极最活跃的推动中国宪政民主运动的力量之一。中国民主人权联盟非常积极的与其他组织合作，如西藏人权组织，台湾人权组织，国际大赦，美国自由党等。

中国民主人权联盟的的基本主张 :

1、宪法保障人的基本尊严和基本人权。保障公民言论自由、信仰自由、出版自由、集会结社自由等。

新宪法参照美利坚合众国宪法框架，以建立新的自由的中华民国宪法民主共和国，该宪法保障所有人的基本尊严和基本人权。确保公民的言论自由，新闻自由，集会和结社自由，最后同样重要的是，捍卫人民免于暴政的自由，这保证了人民免受国内和国外敌人的侵害。

2、国民是一切权力的来源。对于政府的形式及未来的政治方向，国民决定。

人民是一切力量的源泉。人民通过代议制政府与选举制宪共同决定政府的形式和未来的政治方向，以防止暴民统治。

3、建立议会、政府、司法三权分立制度。实行全民普选。国民人人享有选举和被选举权。

以美利坚合众国的制度为框架，建立新的分权制度：

美国宪法的一项基本原则，即土地法，是政府三个部门之间的权力平衡和分立：立法部门或立法部门，即美国国会，行政部门，由总统和司法机构领导，司法机构在各个层面解释法律，解决有关法律含义和适用的法律纠纷。

三个部门之间的权力分配旨在确保政府中没有一个部门能够获得与其他两个部门不相称的权力。

每个分支机构具有单独的独特权力，而其他分支机构则无法施加这种权力，但仍然要受到其他两个分支机构的接受或拒绝。这就是保持力量平衡的方式。

所有合法公民都有投票权和被选举权。

4、私有财产神圣不可侵犯，保护公民合法的财产；建立全民社会保障制度，实行全民免费教育医疗和全民养老保障体系。

私有财产是神圣不可侵犯的，可以保护公民的合法财产。

5、社会保障制度

建立和实施完整，公正的社会保障，教育，医疗和养老保障体系。

6、实现军队国家化，军队忠于国家宪法。禁止政党控制军队。司法独立，政府和政党不能干预司法审判。

实现中国武装力量的国有化，但由国家控制的国家警卫队除外。

武装部队和国家警卫队忠于国家宪法，国家警卫队忠于国家宪法和应与国家宪法保持一致的州宪法。

宪法保障公民和武装部队（由公民组成）和警卫队，有权保护宪法及其自身不受外国和国内所有敌人的侵害。

禁止政党和有偿实体控制武装部队（请参阅上文“均势”）。

7、宗教文化自由与保护

尊重、保护多元化的宗教、语言、文化、习俗；各民族平等，一切民族问题在自由宪政的框架内讨论和决定。

8、联邦制

联邦制是《美国宪法》中体现的基本概念，指的是国家和州政府之间的权力分立和共享。这有助于一个国家的公民从最低的水平领导他们的社区，州和国家，确保他们对国家的结构有更多的控制权！

中国民主人权联盟致力于一切可行的方式结束中共的专制暴政统治，实现自由、民主和宪政的新中国。在民主宪政国家制度确立之后，中国民主人权联盟将通过公平的选举制度参与治理国家、实现组织的理念和政策主张。中国民主人权联盟愿意团结全世界所有民主和自由的力量，并希望全世界所有热爱自由和平，追求人类平等繁荣和幸福的人们加入我们。

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Chinese Democracy & Human Rights Alliance (CDHRA) Contacts / 中国民主人权联盟联系电话：
*Email /* 电子邮箱： ChinaHumanRightsAlliance@gmail.com Read Full Charter Here: www.FreeOurChina.com/Charter
Jin Xiuhong 金秀红 425-535-8869	Bai Jiemin 白洁敏 626-684-6099

Resources Related To Our Charter and Mission:

The United States Constitution:

https://constitution.congress.gov/constitution/

U.S. Constitution Annotated:

https://constitution.congress.gov/

https://constitution.congress.gov/browse/

U.S. Constitution Resources
https://constitution.congress.gov/resources/

Intro.2.2.3 The Constitution’s Basic Principles: Federalism

https://constitution.congress.gov/browse/essay/intro-2-2-3/ALDE_00000032/

Table Of Cases

https://constitution.congress.gov/resources/cases-cited/

Table of Supreme Court Decisions Overruled by Subsequent Decisions

https://constitution.congress.gov/resources/decisions-overruled/

Table of Laws Held Unconstitutional in Whole or in Part by the Supreme Court

https://constitution.congress.gov/resources/unconstitutional-laws/

Introduction to the Constitution Annotated

Introduction
- Introductory Annotations

Preamble to the Constitution

The Preamble
- Annotations about the Preamble

Articles of the Constitution

Article I
- Legislative Branch
Article II
- Executive Branch
Article III
- Judicial Branch
Article IV
- Relationships Between the States
Article V
- Amending the Constitution
Article VI
- Prior Debts, National Supremacy, and Oaths of Office
Article VII
- Ratification

Amendments to the Constitution – Bill Of Rights

First Amendment
- Freedom of Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly, and Petition
Second Amendment
- Bearing and Keeping Arms
Third Amendment
- Quartering Soldiers
Fourth Amendment
- Search and Seizure
Fifth Amendment
- Grand Jury, Double Jeopardy, Self Incrimination, Due Process, Takings
Sixth Amendment
- Rights of Those Charged in Criminal Prosecutions
Seventh Amendment
- Civil Trial Rights
Eighth Amendment
- Excessive Bail and Fines, and Cruel and Unusual Punishment
Ninth Amendment
- Unenumerated Rights
Tenth Amendment
- Rights Reserved to the States and to the People
Eleventh Amendment
- Suits Against States
Twelfth Amendment
- Election of President
Thirteenth Amendment
- Abolition of Slavery
Fourteenth Amendment
- Citizenship, Equal Protection, and Other Post-Civil War Provisions
Fifteenth Amendment
- Right of Citizens to Vote
Sixteenth Amendment
- Income Tax
Seventeenth Amendment
- Popular Election of Senators
Eighteenth Amendment
- Prohibition of Liquor
Nineteenth Amendment
- Women’s Suffrage Rights
Twentieth Amendment
- Presidential Term and Succession
Twenty-First Amendment
- Repeal of Prohibition
Twenty-Second Amendment
- Presidential Term Limits
Twenty-Third Amendment
- Presidential Electors for District of Columbia
Twenty-Fourth Amendment
- Abolition of the Poll Taxes
Twenty-Fifth Amendment
- Presidential Vacancy and Disability
Twenty-Sixth Amendment
- Reduction of Voting Age
Twenty-Seventh Amendment
- Congressional Compensation