戴瑞君,中國社會科學院國際法研究所研究員,國際人權法研究室副主任,碩士研究生導師。先后取得北京交通大學法學學士,中國社會科學院研究生院法學碩士、法學博士學位。曾赴美國哥倫比亞大學(2007.9-2008.9)、芬蘭赫爾辛基大學(2015.5)、英國牛津大學(2016.9-2017.6)從事訪問學者工作。兼任香港基本法澳門基本法研究會理事、中國社會科學院法學研究所性別與法律研究中心秘書長、北京市“十三五”時期婦女兒童發展研究專家,入選首屆北京市“百名法學英才”。
主要研究領域為國際法基礎理論、國際人權法、國際條約法、性別與人權。
聯系方式:電話:010-64010742, 電子郵件:dairuijun@cass.org.cn
通信地址:北京市東城區沙灘北街15號,100720
近期主要科研成果
著作:
1.《國際條約在中國法律體系中的地位》(專著),中國社會科學出版社2020年版。
2.《消除對婦女一切形式歧視公約評注》(獨譯著),社會科學文獻出版社2020年版。
3.《國際人權條約的國內適用研究:全球視野》(專著),社會科學文獻出版社2013年版。
4.《人權法的新發展》(合著),中國社會科學文獻出版社2008年版。
5.《社會性別與人權教程》(參著),中國政法大學出版社2019年版。
6.《總體法治宣傳教育觀的理論與實踐》(參著),中國社會科學出版社2016年版。
7.《國際法學》(參著),中國社會科學出版社2012年版。
8.《變化中的國際法:熱點與前沿》(參著),中國社會科學出版社2012年版。
9.《當代中國國際法研究》(參著),中國社會科學出版社2010年版。
10.《國際法學的新發展》(參著),中國社會科學出版社2010年版。
11.《戰爭中的法律保護》(合譯著),紅十字國際委員會東亞地區代表處2010年(光盤版)。
論文、譯文:
1.《我國對國際人權條約的司法適用研究》,《人權》2020年第1期。
2.《“2020評估”:聯合國人權條約機構體系的未來走向》,《國際法研究》2019年第6期。
3.《改革開放以來中國人權保障體系的進展》,《公共政策研究季刊》2019年第2期。
4.《性騷擾的法律規制省思——以高校性騷擾規制為側重》,《北外法學》2019年第2期。
5.《“一帶一路”建設中的人權因素——以中蒙經貿合作為例的分析》,《人權》2018年第5期。
6.《中國締結的雙邊條約在特別行政區的適用問題——兼評“世能訴老撾案”上訴判決》,《環球法律評論》2017年第5期。
7.《中國與普遍定期審議》(譯文),《人權領域的國際合作與中國視角》(論文集),中國政法大學出版社2017年版。
8.《認真對待國際法——基于對亞洲各國憲法文本的考察》,《國際法研究》2016年第4期。
9.“International Monitoring Mechanisms for Women’s Social Rights”,in The protection of Women’s social rights from the perspectives of Chinese and International law, Paths International Ltd.(UK),Social Sciences Academic Press (China), 2016.
10.《論基本權利制度變遷之國際人權法動因》,《廣東社會科學》2015年第3期。
11.《國際法的透明度轉向》(譯文),《國際法研究》2015年第1期(人大復印報刊資料《國際法學》2015年第6期全文轉載)。
12.《聯合國人權審議機制的后序跟蹤程序研究》,《國際法學論叢》(第9卷),中國方正出版社2014年版。
13.《外國人權利的法律保護——從國際法到中國法的考察》,《人權》2014年第5期。
14.《誰為婦女的家務勞動買單:國際人權法的視角》,《人權保障與法治建設:中國與芬蘭的比較》(論文集),社會科學文獻出版社2014年版。
15.“Rights of Non-citizens: From International Law to Constitutions”, 《世界憲法研究(第四輯)》,中國政法大學出版社2014年版。
16.“Who Pay the Bills for Women’s Housework? A Human Rights Perspective”,《世界憲法研究(第四輯)》,中國政法大學出版社2014年版。
17.《聯合國人權條約機構體系的加強進程——聯合國人權保護機制的最新進展》,《環球法律評論》2013年第6期。
18.《國際條約在特別行政區的締結和適用問題研究》,《香港基本法澳門基本法論叢》(第二輯),中國民主法制出版社2013年版。
19.《婦女社會權利的國際監督機制》,《婦女社會權利的保護:國際法與國內法視角》(論文集),社會科學文獻出版社2013年版。
20.《主權、人權與中國——以聯合國人權保護機制及其改革為視角》,《國際法研究》第7卷,社會科學文獻出版社2012年版。
21.《尋找國際法——國際法文獻檢索與利用》,《法律文獻信息與研究》2011年第1期。
22.“Impact of International Human Rights Treaties on Fundamental Rights System”,《世界憲法研究》(第二輯),中國環球文化出版社2010年版。
23.《論聯合國人權條約監督機制的改革》,《法學雜志》2009年第3期。
24.《批準人權公約與切實保障人權不能等同——以美國法院對一項國際人權公約的適用為例證》,《法學》2009年第2期(人大復印報刊資料《國際法學》2009年第2期全文轉載;《中國社會科學文摘》2009年第8期部分轉載)。
25.《人權條約的國內適用》,《人權保障法與中國》(論文集),法律出版社2008年版。
26.《〈消除對婦女一切形式歧視公約〉的國內適用評析》,《國際視野本土視角——亞洲地區性別與法律研討會論文集》,中國社會科學出版社2008年版。
27.“Promoting Domestic Implementation of CEDAW in China”,《世界憲法研究》(第一輯),群眾出版社2007年版。
其他文章:
1.《2019年中國人權法治發展:人民幸福生活是最大的人權》,《中國法治發展報告(法治藍皮書)No18(2020)》,社會科學文獻出版社2020年版。
2.《2018年中國人權法治發展:建設人類命運共同體》,《中國法治發展報告(法治藍皮書)No17》,社會科學文獻出版社2019年版。
3.《構建“人類命運共同體”——全球人權治理的中國理念與貢獻》,載《中國社會科學報》2020年1月3日第1850期。
4.“Ignoring HK Riots, US uses human rights to maintain hegemony”, China Daily, Nov 11, 2019.
5.“US Disapproves of UNHRC as it does not serve its agenda”,China Daily, July 29, 2019.
6.“US should improve its own human rights record”,China Daily, June 14, 2019.
7.《美國的行政協定的法律性質》,《經濟參考報》2019年3月20日第A08版。
8.《雙邊國際條約適用于港澳的挑戰》《中國社會科學報》2018年1月10日第5版。
9.《歐洲人權法院判決:基本人權不容侵犯》,《法制日報》2015年9月8日版。
10.《現階段我國不宜確立雙重國籍制度》,《環球》2012年第17期。
11.《利用〈反腐敗公約〉追回外流資產》,《經濟參考報》2012年11月6日第8版。
12.《反致制度呈現減少適用的趨勢》,《中國社會科學報》2012年6月6日第7版。
13.《非政府組織對普遍定期審查的參與》,中國法學網2009年12月。
14.《人權的“普遍定期審查”》,《學習時報》2008年12月22日第467期第2版。
15.《雙重國籍問題再思考》,《學習時報》2006年1月23日第321期第4版。
Dr. DAI Ruijun is the Research Fellowof Institute of International Law, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS); Professor of Graduate School of CASS, and supervisor for graduate students.
She obtained her LL.B in Beijing Jiaotong University in 2003; obtained LL.M and Ph.D. from the Graduate School of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences in 2006 and 2009 respectively. She was a visiting scholar at Law School of Columbia University, USA; visiting professor in Law School of Helsinki University, Finland; and Academic visitor at Law Faculty of Oxford University, UK. She joined the Centre for International Law Studies of CASS (predecessor of Institute of International Law of CASS) in 2006, and transferred from the Research Department of Public International law to the Research Department of International Human rights law in 2009. Since 2015, she has been appointed as the Master’s supervisor of Graduate School of CASS, and enrolls graduate students in the field of public international law and international human rights law.
DAI Ruijun is a member of the Chinese Society of International law and a member of the Research Society of Hong Kong Basic Law and Macau Basic Law. She serves as the Secretary-General of the Centre for Gender and Law Studies of Law Institute of CASS. She has been selected as the “100 Law Talents” of Beijing Society of Law, appointed as an expert on the development of women and childrenduring the 13th Five-Year Plan Period of Beijing.
Her main research areasare public international law and international human rights law, focusing on the following issues such as the relationship between international law and municipal law, the law of treaties, the basic theory and monitoring mechanism of international human rights law, gender equality and women’s human rights, and the power of external affairs of Special Administrative Region. She presided over the National Social Sciences Fund Project “Analysis of the Status of international treaties in Chinese legal system and research on systemic designation”; the CASS key project “Domestic application of international human rights treaties”; and the Basic Law project of Standing Committee of NPC “Power of External Affairs of the Special Administrative Region”. She has published one academic monograph, co-authored one monograph, and published nearly 30 academic articles.
She travelled worldwide, and presented on several influential international academic conferences such as the World Conference on Constitutional Law and the Biennial Conference of the Asian Society of International Law. She actively involved in several legislative consultations, and issued advisory opinions and suggestions on the draft State Reports of China under UN human rights treaties.
Her work mainly focuses on the following topics.
>Monitoring Mechanism of International Human Rights Law. She published a series of articles such as “Reform of the Monitoring Mechanism for UN Human Rights Treaties”(2009), “Sovereignty, Human Rights and China: from the Perspective of UN Human Rights Protection Mechanism and Its Reform”(2012), “Strengthening UN Human Rights Treaty Body System: Latest Development of UN Human Rights Protection System”(2013) and “Follow-up Procedure for UN Human Rights Monitoring Mechanisms”(2014), tracking the reform process and effectiveness of the United Nations’ Charter-based mechanism and treaty-based mechanism for human rights protection, pointing out thecontradiction between the motive of strengthening international human rights mechanism and its shortage of resources and backlog of work. She argued that the fundamental way out of the dilemma of international human rights mechanism depended on the improvement of domestic human rights protection system.
Relationship between International Law and Municipal Law. The paper “Taking International Law Seriously: An Empirical Investigation Based on Constitutional Texts of All Asian States” demonstrated a clear tendency among Asian constitutions: most countries choose to make definite commitment to their international obligations; and give primacy of international law, especially international human rights law over national law. It provides positive reference for China to answer the question of relationship between international law and domestic law in its constitution. The monograph Domestic Implementation of International Human Rights Treaties: Worldwide Perspective (Social Science Academic Press, 2013) proved the interaction between acceptance of international human rights standards and the domestic constitutional, legislative, judicial and administrative guarantees for human rights.“Impetus from International human rights Law for the Evolving of Fundamental Rights System” (2015) focused on the evolvement of constitutional fundamental rights system, and illustrated the obvious impact of international human rights law on the evolving process of constitutions.Her latest monograph International Treaties in China’s Legal System (China Social Sciences Press, 2020) made a comprehensive examine on the actual status of international treaties in China’s domestic legal order from the perspective of legislation, law enforcement and justice, and put forward institutional proposal on incorporation of international treaties through Constitution.
Special Administrative Region’s Power of External Affairs. The core issue of the external affairs’ power of SAR is to conclude and apply international treaties. The article “Conclusion and Application of International Treaties in Special Administrative Regions of China” comprehensively analyzed the theoretical and practical issues from the perspectives of concluding procedures, responsibility, scope of application, approaches of application and the legal status of international treaties in SAR. In response to the misunderstanding of some countryin SAR’s external affairs, the article “Application of Bilateral Treaties Concluded by China in the Special Administrative Region: Comments on Sanum v. Laos Appeal Judgment”legally refuted the appeal judgment made by Singapore Supreme Court. Meanwhile, it pointed out that it was necessary for China to solve as soon as possible the third party effect of the arrangement of SAR’s external affairs.
Gender Equality and Women’s Human Rights. Works in this field include: “Promoting Domestic Implementation of CEDAW in China” (2007), “International Monitoring Mechanisms for Women’s Social Rights”(2013), “Who Pay the Bills for Women’s Housework: Analysis from the Perspective of International Human Rights Law”(2014). Besides, Translation (from English to Chinese) of Freeman, Chinkin and Rudolf’s work The UN Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women: A Commentaryhas been published in 2020 by Social Science Academic Press (China).