经济学人的官推背景图真是碉堡了 #TheEconomist  |
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Kalsang Yeshe  Kalsang Yeshe Date: December 23, 2014 Protest location: Tawu, the Tibetan area of Kham Age: Late twenties or thirties Current whereabouts/wellbeing: Deceased Info: A Tibetan monk known for his work teaching others about Buddhism set fire to himself and died today in Tawu, the Tibetan area of Kham, according to reports from Tibetans in exile. According to the same sources, Kalsang Yeshe self-immolated near a police station that had been established recently by his monastery, Nyitso, where repression of monks and local people has been particularly intense in recent years. |
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Norchuk  Norchuk Date: March 5, 2015 Protest location: A village in Ngaba (Chinese: Aba), the Tibetan area of Amdo Age: Late forties Current whereabouts/wellbeing: Deceased Info: A 40-year old Tibetan woman set herself on fire and died in a village in Ngaba (Chinese: Aba) on the night of March 5, in the first self-immolation in Tibet this year. Norchuk was from Dowa village in the Trotsik area of Ngaba (Chinese: Aba) county, Ngaba Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture in Sichuan (in the Tibetan area of Amdo). Unusually, her body was not taken by the authorities but local people cremated her remains the next morning in order to pay their respects. |
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大约19:35 微信被黑客攻击，无奈重新设置密码。 操你妈逼共产党！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！
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网上有人说这次大抓捕律师是为了和美国谈判讨价还价，那就更她妈逼无耻下流！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！
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Thanks. I had signed it. Also registered with the forum to make this reply.
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黑客继续袭击老子的WIFI华为网络路由器致使网络中断， 18:08 , 12.Juli.2015
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无眠：图穷匕见
(博讯北京时间2015年7月12日 转载)
共产破产了。马列穿帮了。腊肉露底了。
说什么，人民都不信了。
也就只能掏出枪：
杀进股市，股市涨停。
杀进律师，律师跪倒？
不知道，还要端着枪，杀进哪里。
却不知：民心是政府存在的唯一理由。
当年，依靠的是共产这个美妙的谎言，蛊惑了一国贪婪的傻子，获得民心，才得到天下。
现在，只剩下掏枪。
请执政者自问：民心呐？民心在你们红五百家那边吗？
没有民心，即便是你有枪，也是等待结局的故事。
国民党没枪吗？慈禧没枪吗？鞑子没枪吗？秦始皇没枪吗？
有，它们手里都有当时最先进的武器，不是一样灰飞烟灭？
因为，它们不得民心！
不掏枪还能赖活着，掏枪，只会加速灭亡。
所以，看见掏枪，不是害怕，而是鼓掌。
快了，真的快了。
如果，开枪，那就更快了。
无眠，2015.07.12
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https://petitions.whitehouse.gov//petition/calling-us-government-cancel-chinese-president-xi-jinpings-visit-usWE PETITION THE OBAMA ADMINISTRATION TO: Calling for the U.S. government to cancel Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit to the U.S. Since the morning of July 10th, the Chinese authorities have begun a large-scale crackdown on human rights lawyers and activists in China. Within two days, over 60 human rights lawyers and activists have been forcefully taken away by the police or “disappeared”. The number is still rising. Since Xi Jinping came to power, China’s human rights record has kept worsening. Under his reign over 1000 dissidents have been arrested. We urge President Obama and the U.S. government to investigate this case of severe human rights infringement, and, on humanitarian ground, take strong measures to intervene. Xi’s state visit to the U.S. scheduled for September this year should be cancelled, and all official exchanges with the Chinese government should be suspended until this matter is resolved. Published Date: Jul 11, 2015 Issues: Civil Rights and Liberties, Foreign Policy, Human Rights
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网友在白宫请愿网联署要求美国取消习近平访美
(博讯北京时间2015年7月12日 首发 - 支持此文作者/记者)
（博讯报道，7月12日）美国东部时间7月11日下午，一则要求美国政府取消中国国家主席习近平对美国的访问的联署被发布到美国白宫请愿网上。按照这个网站规定，如果请愿人数超过十万人，请愿将会被美国政府官员审阅，并获得官方回应。
请愿信称，中国从7月10起已经有超过60位人权律师被警方强行带走或失踪，呼吁呼吁奥巴马总统及美国政府，尽快关注中国近日发生的这一事件并从人道主义出发采取强有力的干预措施，包括取消中国国家主席习近平原定于今年九月对美国的国事访问及暂停其他与中国政府的官方交流活动。
这封请愿信由2011年在中国掀起轩然大波的推特“茉莉花”账号（ @cn220 ）首先在推特上公开。
请愿信英文及中文翻译如下：
Calling for the U.S. government to cancel Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit to the U.S.
Since the morning of July 10th, the Chinese authorities have begun a large-scale crackdown on human rights lawyers and activists in China. Within two days, over 60 human rights lawyers and activists have been forcefully taken away by the police or “disappeared”. The number is still rising.
Since Xi Jinping came to power, China’s human rights record has kept worsening. Under his reign over 1000 dissidents have been arrested. We urge President Obama and the U.S. government to investigate this case of severe human rights infringement, and, on humanitarian ground, take strong measures to intervene. Xi’s state visit to the U.S. scheduled for September this year should be cancelled, and all official exchanges with the Chinese government should be suspended until this matter is resolved.
呼吁美国政府取消中国国家主席习近平对美国的访问
从北京时间7月10日早上开始，中国当局开始对大陆人权律师、维权人士进行大规模非法抓捕。两天之内已经有超过60位人权律师被警方强行带走或失踪，而这一数字仍在上升。
习近平上台执政至今，中国人权状况不断恶化，至少超过一千名异议人士被中国当局拘押。我们呼吁奥巴马总统及美国政府，尽快关注中国近日发生的大规模非法抓捕人权律师这一人道主义灾难事件，并从人道主义出发，立即采取强有力的干预措施，取消中国国家主席习近平原定于今年九月对美国的国事访问及暂停其他与中国政府的官方交流活动，直至危机结束。
请愿联署入口（sign the petition: ）：呼吁美国政府取消中国国家主席习近平对美国的访问 Calling for the U.S. government to cancel Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit to the U.S 。
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中國維權律師關注組CHRLCG @chrlcg 全球抗議中共打壓逮捕八十多位維權律師和人士 香港： 時間：7月12日星期日下午二時 地點：中聯辦 集合：西區警署旁 洛杉磯： 時間：星期日下午二時  |
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Chinese Authorities Detain and Denounce Rights Lawyers
By CHRIS BUCKLEY
JULY 11, 2015
HONG KONG — At least five Chinese lawyers from a firm that specialized in rights cases have been detained by the police in Beijing and accused of running a criminal syndicate to smear the Communist Party and “create social chaos” through their litigation, state-run news media said on Saturday.
The accusations bear the hallmarks of a concerted operation, and signaled one of the most high-profile efforts by the party under President Xi Jinping to discredit the “rights defense movement,” which has tried to challenge state power through litigation and publicity, said experts and rights advocates.
“Their objective was to win fame and profit and to create social chaos,” said the news report laying out charges against the rights lawyer Zhou Shifeng and his colleagues, which was published online by People’s Daily, the Communist Party’s leading newspaper; Xinhua, the main state news agency; and other outlets.
“These no-holds-barred lawyers staged open defiance inside the courtroom and on the Internet, and behind the scenes instructed their key troublemakers to organize petitioners” into protests, the official news reports said.
“Zhou Shifeng and the others are suspected of other serious crimes, and the case is still under investigation,” it said, citing the police. The reports did not describe the specific crimes they are accused of.
The reports came after many of the suspects had disappeared into police custody on Thursday and Friday. Over the same time, nearly 60 other lawyers and activists had also been detained or went out of contact, a sign that they may have been detained, said the Chinese Human Rights Defenders, a group in close contact with many activists. Some of the detainees were released after questioning by the police.
Experts and rights advocates said the blast of state news media reports about Mr. Zhou and his colleagues appeared to be an aggressive attempt to discredit all rights lawyers and activists as greedy schemers who menace social order.
“It reflects the Xi Jinping approach — bold and neo-totalitarian — but then it also reflects the strength of the movement,” said Eva Pils, a law scholar at Kings College London who studies China’s broad movement of rights defense lawyers. “They see a need to delegitimize it, to officially declare the human rights lawyers enemies of the state.”
Citing a police investigation, the report said that Mr. Zhou had overseen a series of “sensitive cases,” in which lawyers mobilized aggrieved citizens, fanned publicity over the Internet and used aggressive courtroom tactics. The lawyers wanted to enrich themselves and to undermine the party, said the report, which also cited purported confessions from one of the lawyers as well as two activists, including one employed by Mr. Zhou’s law firm.
From 2012, Mr. Zhou and his associates formed “a major criminal gang that organized and planned creating an uproar in more than 40 sensitive cases and that serious disturbed social order,” said the report.
Apart from Mr. Zhou, the other suspects under criminal detention for further investigation included Wang Yu, Liu Sixin, Wang Quanzhang and Huang Liqun, all lawyers who worked at the Fengrui Law Firm alongside Mr. Zhou. Wang Yu’s husband, Bao Longjun, who assisted her work, was also detained.
The police earlier arrested Zhai Yanmin and Wu Gan — two activists who advised aggrieved citizens and helped publicize their demands through raucous campaigns. They are accused of working with Mr. Zhou and his colleagues to foment protests and controversy. Mr. Wu’s protests included a mock funerary altar for a judge outside a court.
“The suggestion that these lawyers and activists are part of a ‘major criminal gang’ sets a new low,” Sophie Richardson, the China director of Human Rights Watch, an advocacy organization, said by email. “It’s all the more ironic given the plethora of procedural violations by police in the last 48 hours. If anyone’s conduct requires immediate, thorough scrutiny, it’s the Ministry of Public Security’s, not the lawyers.’ ”
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update, total 84 |
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