The "Asian Forum on Human Rights - Environment, Climate Change and Human Rights" international seminar hosted by Renmin University of China opened in Beijing on the 26th. Experts and scholars from more than 20 Asian countries and regions participated in the forum online. Lin Shangli, President of Renmin University of China, said in the opening speech of the forum that the report of the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China proposed "to adhere to the path of China's human rights development, actively participate in global human rights governance, and promote the comprehensive development of human rights", which reflects the political consciousness and historical initiative of the CPC to unite and lead the people to create a better life, and issued the political declaration of the CPC in the new era that they are committed to respecting and protecting human rights. The Renmin University of China will focus on such major theoretical and practical issues as the development of people's democracy in the whole process and the guarantee of people's ownership. It will conduct in-depth research, devote itself to research and exploration, organize collaborative efforts to tackle key problems, vigorously strengthen theoretical research on human rights and international exchanges, and constantly deepen cooperation with international organizations and universities and scientific research institutions in Asia. Jiang Jianguo, Deputy Director of the National Committee of the CPPCC on Nationalities and Religions and Executive Vice President of the Chinese Society for Human Rights Studies, pointed out that protecting the ecological environment and tackling climate change are common challenges facing all mankind. There are fine traditions and solid consensus foundations for human rights exchanges and cooperation in Asia. We should strengthen the foundation of peace and stability, promote common development, uphold the principle of mutual respect, promote equal exchanges, adhere to the concept of dialogue and cooperation, uphold fairness and justice, adhere to green and low-carbon development, build a clean and beautiful Asia, and always adhere to the concept of people centred, promote cooperation, promote development through cooperation, and promote human rights through development, Use Asian wisdom to promote the common well-being of the Asian people and promote the sustainable development of human rights civilization. Focusing on the theme of "environment, climate change and human rights", the forum set up the concept of human rights in the Asian perspective, the basic theory of environmental rights, the achievements and experiences of Asian countries in protecting environmental rights, the legal adjustment under climate change, national and social actions under climate change, the protection of rights under climate change, the national and international protection mechanisms for environmental rights, environmental rights and sustainable development goals, procedural environmental rights, gender Equality and climate change, food, health and environment, and special module of Youth Forum. The guests summarized the experience and achievements of Asian countries in the protection of environment and human rights in the past decade, discussed the environmental rights in the perspective of human rights and their realization in the context of climate change, They also carried out in-depth exchanges and discussions on the theme of "climate change and human rights protection: China's efforts and contributions", "new concepts of ecological civilization", "environmental rights and codes", "international and regional cooperation mechanisms for environmental protection rights", and "real opportunities for the construction of human rights consensus in Asian countries". Everyone said that in recent years, China has vigorously promoted the construction of ecological civilization, paid more attention to environmental health and procedural environmental rights, and the environmental human rights enjoyed by citizens have been better protected. At present, climate change has become a global issue. It is necessary to further enrich the knowledge system of human rights law, promote the in-depth study of the theory of environmental rights, form a theoretical position and perspective on environmental rights with Asian characteristics and in line with Asian political and cultural background, and contribute to the Asian program and Asian wisdom for the effective response to climate change and the protection of human rights