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Migrants should become political stakeholders

News Articles | | Thursday, 25 February 2010

Editor's Note: China has a floating population of 180 million in 2009, drifting from place to place in search of work or migrating from their countryside hometowns to the cities. What prevent them from taking part in China's nascent electoral system? How can their voting rights be protected?Global Times (GT) reporter Li Yanjie talked with Zou Pingxue (Zou), vice dean of the Law School of Shenzhen University, and Xu Zengyang (Xu), an associate professor at the School of Management, Huazhong Normal University, on these issues.GT: Voting rights for migrants have been discussed for years, but they are not included in the...

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