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Hubert Körper, Mitglied des IGFM-Vorstandes Weiterlesen »

Wenn man „Konfuzius-Institut Propaganda“ in Google eingibt, dann kommt folgende Resultat:


Hubert Körper, Mitglied des IGFM-Vorstandes Weiterlesen »
With the closing of Confucius Institutes, China may be heading for a “soft power” war with the West.
-By David Volodzko July 08, 2015
In September 2014, the University of Chicago shut down its Confucius Institute. Penn State closed their Confucius Institute the following month, citing a lack of “transparency and academic freedom.” Then in January of this year, Stockholm University closed theirs as well. Weiterlesen »
Given the current the Communist Party of China’s harsh crackdown on the opposition organization, the opposition group cannot organize an effective large scale protest, so we suggest that the traditional protestors switch to a more modern way of thinking, learning from the new technology in the age of internet: cloud. Weiterlesen »
Zhu Yufu, a Hangzhou pro-democracy activist, has been detained once, jailed for three times since 1989, and still imprisoned currently. Zhu Xiaoyan, Zhu Yufu’s younger sister, was in San Francisco recently, calling for foreign democracy activists to pay attention to her brother. She said that Zhu Yufu was so touched when he heard that oversea people are concerned and helping the mainland pro-democracy activists. Weiterlesen »
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) regards a temporary ban on reposting articles from the Caixin Media website, Caixin Online, as not only arbitrary but also a flagrant violation of the Chinese constitution. Weiterlesen »

It’s terrible, the Chinese authorities tear some pages from an English-English dictionary, because they don’t want some information to be known by the people ? Weiterlesen »
People in the Guangdong province village of Wukan said police officers have fired tear gas and rubber bullets at them, breaking into homes and rounding up 13 people for allegedly disrupting public order. Weiterlesen »

Attorney from Beijing, Yang Zaiming, attacked by Government Demolition Office in the Shandong Province Weiterlesen »

By Gideon Rachman
Earlier this month, several Chinese lawyers were convicted of “subversion” for colluding with “foreign forces” — read: the United States. The fear is that America’s aim is to ultimately foment regime change in Beijing with a popular uprising, like the “color revolution” in Ukraine and those of the Arab Spring. In what most regard as forced performances, some of the accused even confessed on TV that their legal challenges to the state were opening the doors to the deleterious influence of Western ideas. The Communist Party leadership also sees the promotion of Western-style practices, such as multi-party elections or an independent judiciary, as designed to undermine their rule through a creeping peaceful evolution that will inexorably result in turmoil.
Chinese version: https://freedomcn.org/en_US/humanrightsinprison/
In Long Walk to Freedom, when Mandela recalled his near three decades of prison time, he wrote: „No one truly knows a nation until one has been inside its jails. A nation should not be judged by how it treats its highest citizens, but its lowest ones — and South Africa treated its imprisoned African citizens like animals.“ Today, after I have been jailed for 22 months by the Chinese Communist Party, my experience and knowledge allows me to say that: the Chinese authorities treat unprivileged prisoners even worse than cattle. People, who are imprisoned because they fought for political rights, freedom of religion, and other human rights, are especially cruelty repressed. Weiterlesen »
Reporter ohne Grenzen (RSF) verurteilt eine wachsende Maßregelung von sog. Graswurzel-Jounalisten in China, d.h. Menschen, die durch eigene Recherche und Berichterstattung mit eigenen Medien partizipativen Journalismus betreiben und zu genauer und ungeschönter Meinungsbildung neben den Regierungsmedien beitragen. RSF fordert die Freilassung der am 15. Juni 2016 während der Recherche zu Arbeiterprotesten inhaftierten Journalisten Lu Yuyu und Li Tingyu. Ihnen wird vorgeworfen, Unruhe gestiftet und Ärger provoziert zu haben. Weiterlesen »
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Guo Feixion has been imprisoned twice. He was sentenced to 5 years in jail from 2006 to 2011. He has been put into jail since August 8, 2013, serving a 6 years sentence. He has stayed in 6 detention centers and prisons, been interrogated over 200 times, occasionally multiple times per day. Sometimes he had to be arraigned on a stretcher. Weiterlesen »
Detained legal assistant Zhao Wei, shown in an undated photo from the rights website Weiquanwang Weiterlesen »

Jailed Chinese rights activist Guo Feixiong has now been on hunger strike in Guangdong’s Yangchun prison for more than a month, sparking renewed fears for his deteriorating health, lawyers and relatives told RFA. Weiterlesen »
此纪录片为六四学生领袖李禄的经历,由加拿大导演拍摄的。有需要的人请联系 mrcnrb@gmail.com 索取相关信息。