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Wednesday, June 15th, 2016China Regime Detains Human Rights Activists Ahead of Tiananmen Massacre Commemoration
Wednesday, June 1st, 2016(HKFP) At least three activist (pictured here) have been arrested in Beijing ahead of the 27th anniversary of the 04 June, 1989 Tiananmen Massacre commemoration meeting that took place in the home of Human Rights activist Zhao Changqing
According to Chinese Human Rights Activist Liu Xuehong she was video chatting with Xu Caihong, when authorities showed up at Xu’s home at 1:30 AM Liu said the call was cut off and she couldn’t reach Xu subsequently — Likewise Zhao Changqing, Zhang Baocheng were also ‘detained’ (arrested) about 7:00 AM Tuesday, according to Zhou Fengsuo, co-founder of ‘Humanitarian China’ based in San Francisco
Zhao was recently released from prison and is a survivor of the 1989 Tiananmen Massacre – Zhang is a member of the ‘New Citizen Movement’ a Civil Rights organization in China — Zhou told HKFP that “it’s hard to predict (what the China Regime might do) because Zhao Changqing in particular is a veteran and he was release not to long ago but this can be very serious for him and Zhang Baocheng.”
“This is their basic right, they (were) just having a private meeting…likely a Bible study. They were praying together, just a private event in Zhao Changqing’s home,” Zhou has called for the release of the three.
The China Regime has been cracking down on activities related to the 27th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre.
According to the NY Times on Monday, Fu Hailu was recently arrested by authorities in Chengdu, Sichuan Province on Sunday, for ‘inciting subversion of state power’ for sharing photos of liquor bottles labeled to mark the day that soldiers squashed pro-democracy activities at Tiananmen Square, nearly three decades ago.
Fu’s wife Liu Tianyan said by phone on Monday, that she wasn’t sure whether her husband even had anything to do with the images posted displaying the two liquor bottles, featuring an iconic image of public defiance of the armed 1989 Tiananmen Square uprising.
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Friday, May 27th, 2016
Via: Shanghaiist
A Look Back 8 Years Ago Today – Remembering the Victims & Survivors of the Catastrophic Sichuan Earthquake
Thursday, May 12th, 2016Remembering the Devastating 8.0 Wenchuan Earthquake That Claimed the Lives of More than 80,000 People — 19,000 of Them Children
Image Courtesy: Wang George
Paying Respects to the Victims of the Sichuan Earthquake
Image Courtesy: Sovereign Chen
Wall Of Names of Schoolchildren that Were Killed in the Wenchuan Earthquake
Image Courtesy: Ian Boyden
Moment of Wenchuan Earthquake – Clock Stops in Home at 2:28 PM Killing 70,000+ People and Leaving 17,923 Missing -Image Courtesy: China Daily
Temple Ruins (Photo Gallery) Images Courtesy: Sina.com
Wenchuan Rebar — Courtesy: Ai Weiwei Studio
- On the 05 February, 2010 I archived here links to many of my articles subsequent to the catastrophic Sichuan quake.
Related: Love on the Rubble: Eight Wedding Stories After Deadly Wenchuan Quake -Xinhua
China Journalist Jia Jia Disappears from Beijing Airport Following Open Letter to Xi Jinping
Saturday, March 19th, 2016(Amnesty Intl) Prominent China Beijing Journalist and Columnist Jia Jia went missing while at the Beijing airport about to board a flight to Hong Kong this week.
Friends fear that his disappearance may be related to an open letter published online on the 04 March, calling for China regime President Xi Jinping to resign, the letter has subsequently been removed by China censors.
The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) said in a statement Thursday, that they are “deeply concerned by Chinese Journalist Jia Jia’s disappearance.”
Shortly before Jia’s disappearance he had informed friends that he believed police were looking for him in relation to the open letter first published at Canyu — Wen Yunchao a New York based Blogger and friend of Jia told CPJ, Jia said that police had gone to the homes of several of his relatives asking them about Jia’s involvement in the publication of the letter.
More here from Apple Daily and here from RFA (Chinese)
Related: China Said to be Holding Jia Jia a Journalist Over Xi Jinping Letter -NY Times
H/T: William Nee
China Oppression of Human Rights Lawyers and Activists Continues – Accused of Abusing Legal Process
Tuesday, March 15th, 2016Hong Kong Organizations March to Liaison Office in Protest Urging China Regime
to Release Arrested Human Rights Defenders -Image: RFA Chinese
(HRIC) Throughout the mass crackdown on Human Rights lawyers and defenders, China regime authorities have abused the legal process and have viciously attacked individuals and professional organizations, yet courageous individuals are continuing to speak out and countering the onslaught of official propaganda.
On the 02 January I wrote here about 23 Journalists and 84 Netizens/Bloggers arrested or imprisoned in China — On the 24 September, I wrote here about China regime crackdown on lawyers and human rights defenders.
Radio Free Asia reported on Friday, the relatives and defense lawyers of 19 Human Rights lawyers currently facing subversion charges have written to Beijing calling for an independent inquiry into breaches of legal process in handling their cases.
“The relevant authorities have brought charges such as ‘incitement to subvert state power’ against them in situations where there has been no breach of the law,” the letter signed by more than 140 lawyers and relatives.
China regime has prevented them from seeing their lawyers and family members the letter stated.
On Monday, South China Morning Post reported that the China regime hit back at the United States on human rights, making frivolous claims that Washington has done everything from promoting ISIS to being a racist plutocracy.
Jerome A. Cohen, Professor of Law at New York University School of Law, on the 08 February, published comments from China Human Rights Attorney Chen Yu-Jie following her experience with China authorities rejection of her lawyer-client conference in recent cases related to the oppression of lawyers and other human rights advocates.
Related: Guangdong Labor Activists Detained for 100 Days as Worker Unrest Continues -CLB (HK)
Hillary Clinton Selective Amnesia Regarding Human Rights in China
Tuesday, March 8th, 2016@Hillary Clinton Evolving Human Rights Policy Positions Regarding China – Tweets One Thing, Says Another
- (China Digital Times-2009) Activists Shocked at Hillary Clinton’s Stance on Human Rights Talks with Beijing
Amnesty Intl and a pro-Tibet group voiced shock after U.S. Secy of State Hillary Clinton vowed not to let human rights concerns hinder cooperation with the China regime.
“Our pressing on those issues can’t interfere on the global economic crisis, the global climate change crisis and security crisis,” CNN reported Hillary Clinton told reporters in Seoul just before leaving for Beijing.