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Voices from the Past. Lest We Forget
The Bloodied Face of Democracy: Radio Beijing Audio from the Tiananmen Square Massacre, June 3, 1989. Audio recorded by G. Jack Urso on June 3, 1989 via satellite news feed. Urso wrote: “I recorded the audio you are listening to … Continue reading
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Sound of Silence in Memory of 8964
Thanks to our co-blogger courage89 for alerting me to this brilliant animation. I’m calling on everyone to wear black tomorrow in memory of those brave and innocent souls who perished in early summer of 1989. May them rest in peace. … Continue reading
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Zhu Chengzhi as the Conscience of Society
The death of labour activist Li Wangyang (李旺阳) under police custody has triggered huge protests in Hong Kong and outraged human rights advocates worldwide. The Hunan authorities in China, in order to quell public anger, have made vague promises to … Continue reading
Another Crack in the Façade of Chinese Communism
Our co-blogger Diane Gatterdam was invited to address an audience at a memorial service held yesterday (3 June 2012). It was an annual event at the Times Square in New York held in commemoration of victims who died in the … Continue reading
Posted in June Fourth, Under the Tree
Tagged Ai Weiwei, Chen Guangcheng, Liu Xiaobo, Wang Jintao, Wei Jingsheng
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23 Year Remembrance of Tiananmen Square – May 19th 1989, Beijing China
Written by Diane Gatterdam Twenty-one years ago on this day Friday May 19th 1989, at 4:00 am in the morning, Zhao Ziyang, who for so many years had faithfully followed the dictates of the Party decided to break Party discipline, … Continue reading
Posted in June Fourth, Under the Tree
Tagged Chai Ling, Feng Congde, Han Dongfang, Li Lu, Li Peng, Shen Tong, Tiananmen Square incident, Wang Chaohua, Wang Dan, Wu'er Kaixi, Xiang Xiaoji, Zhao Ziyang
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Zhang Ziyi, Xu Ming, Ivan and State Security
To our Funny Little Friends in Beijing, 中国国家安全部， Regards, Ivan
Posted in Ivan's Bunker, Ned Kelly's Pub, Our funny little friends in Beijing
Tagged Zhang Ziyi, 国家安全部
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Where is Gao Zhisheng?
Jailed human rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng’s wife Geng He gave an interview at Radio Free Asia’s headquarter in Washington DC on 14 February 2012, a few hours prior to testifying at a hearing before the US Congressional Executive Commission on … Continue reading
Posted in human rights, Under the Tree
Tagged China rule of law, China State Security, Gao Zhisheng, 国家安全部
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A Quick Message for our Funny Little Friends in Beijing
美国两大报社，纽约时报与华尔街日报，今天抢先在中国国家副主席习近平访美前，头条报道了美国公民葛洵在北京被中国国家保安人员非法绑架、盘问、殴打的详细情况。这让奥巴马总统有机会借题发挥，在习近平面前任意批评中国法治倒退的现状。熊猫们，看来你们这趟又给主子添麻烦了。 To our Funny Little Friends in Beijing: You guys have messed things up again for your employer, big time. Your illegal kidnapping and torture of Ge Xun has found its way to New York Times and Wall Street Journal, … Continue reading
Beijing State Security Illegally Detained and Assaulted US Citizen Ge Xun
My co-blogger indicated in a previous post that China’s State Security forces had beaten up some innocent persons over Ivan’s identity. He is not joking. In this post, I will give a brief account of my American Twitter friend Ge … Continue reading
No Family Reunion at Chinese New Year for Blind Activist Chen Guangcheng
This blog post is a partial translation of a Google Plus post by a cartoonist Biantai Lajiao, whose Twitter name is @remonwangxt . I understand that similar news has been published at the Epoch Times. I, however, have no means … Continue reading
