- Nov 28 Fri 2008 04:00
蘇丹正在抓維權人士
- Nov 25 Tue 2008 11:37
Fallout from Chen Shui-Bian's Dramatic Arrest
- Nov 25 Tue 2008 03:59
以前的新聞:yahoo洩密異議份子被抓 楊致遠致歉
- Nov 24 Mon 2008 02:42
還好我沒有Yahoo!奇摩的blog!!!
- Nov 22 Sat 2008 02:04
日媒:胡錦濤到中南美挖台灣外交牆角
- Nov 21 Fri 2008 03:51
人心可怕 人言可畏──希望上帝會聽到我的聲音
- Nov 19 Wed 2008 02:23
台灣基督長老教會對馬政府的呼籲
- Nov 14 Fri 2008 15:18
談上揚唱片事件:事關「是非」,無關「藍綠」
- Nov 10 Mon 2008 02:54
Detentions in Taiwan spark fears of return to authoritarian approach
From The Vancouver Sun.
- Nov 08 Sat 2008 22:08
政府濫權比民眾脫序危險
- Nov 07 Fri 2008 14:43
A petition
Please consider this petition.
- Nov 06 Thu 2008 02:29
Taiwan Police Violates Civil Rights When Maintaining Order During the Meeting of Taiwan’s and China’s Top Negotiators
Taiwan Police Violates Civil Rights When Maintaining Order During the Meeting of Taiwan’s and China’s Top Negotiators
Chen Yunlin, the chief of the Association for Relations Across the Taiwan Strait, landed at Taiwan on November 3rd. He signed agreements on passenger-cargo flight, maritime shipping, mail service and food safety related issues with Chiang Pin-kung, the chairman of the Straits Exchange Foundation. These agreements made Taiwan and China enter an age of three direct links. He would also meet President Ma Ying-Jeou of Taiwan.
For a long time, China has repressed any opportunities of Taiwan to participate international events. China neither recognizes Taiwan as a sovereign nation nor gives up its plan of making martial intrusion into Taiwan. Many Taiwanese people, including Taiwan’s biggest opposition party, Democratic Progressive Party, were worried that Kuomintang government would not be able to defend for Taiwan’s sovereignty during the negotiation. They also questioned that this meeting was not put under public examination. They are holding protests throughout Chen Yunlin’s visit to Taiwan, expressing their claims, such as “One Taiwan, One China”. Those people against China’s forceful repression of Tibet’s independence activities also joined the protests, holding “Free Tibet” slogan.
For Chen Yunlin’s Taiwan visit, the Kuomingtang administration has specifically deployed some seven thousand policemen and special agents to cordon off the venues where Chen would appear in an attempt to prevent the public from raising protests. Measures employed by the police to guard Chen these days have, however, gone beyond the bounds of the law and the Constitution and seriously infringed on citizens’ personal liberties and civil rights. Following are some instances:
- Nov 05 Wed 2008 02:50
Some videos
Where is our freedom to demonstrate national flags? Only PRC national flags allowed! link to youtube
Play of "Taiwan's song" brutally stopped: link to youtube and another link for the same event.
- Nov 04 Tue 2008 10:09
Shame on the Ma government
Ridiculous! A whole bunch of ridiculous things are happening around!
Mr. Chen, the chair of the Association for Relations Across the Taiwan Straits (ARATS), came to Taipei, Taiwan yesterday. The Ma government dispatched 7,000 police to protect him. See, e.g. this link. The governing KMT has also applied beforehand all the scenes in Taipei suitable for protesting Chen. See, e.g. this link. Later applications by the major opposition party for protests in other places in Taipei are all turned down. See, e.g. this link.
Some non-governmental organizations encourage people to protest. One of them encouraged throwing eggs for protest and awards NTD 200 to 1,000 for successfully throwing eggs at Chen, chair of the ARATS. Hey, the Ministry of Justice warns us that throwing eggs toward Chen is a crime. The ministry also warns that it is a crime to encourage others to throw eggs toward Chen! Great, you cannot legally throw eggs.
Someone brought a Tibetan flag and demonstrated it in Taipei yesterday. Guess what? The police robbed her of her flag and forced her to the police station. See, e.g. this link. The robbing caused fracture in her finger. See, e.g. this picture from this link, which reveals an even more ridiculous shame that she was not allowed to go to the hospital unless she leaves her personal information to the police! There are also cases where people demonstrated national flags and were expelled from the scene. Also, one who demonstrated a poster saying ``Taiwan is not part of China'' was ordered to remove the poster! See, e.g. this link.
- Nov 04 Tue 2008 01:50
請制裁馬政府的違法濫權!
- Nov 03 Mon 2008 03:51
王定宇推倒民主價值?
沒想到王定宇這麼厲害,能夠推倒民主價值耶!這案子起訴之快,求刑之重,真是超乎想像!
另外一則新聞,法務部告訴我們,向陳雲林丟雞蛋,可能觸犯強暴侮辱罪喔!鼓動丟陳雲林雞蛋,恐涉煽惑犯罪喔!