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PFDC is mainly organized by mainland and overseas Chinese
students, scholars, workers and army members after 1989's Beijing
Massacre. The mission of PFDC is to conduct serious researh on China's political system, economic
, social and other problems after Chinese Communist Party's bloody rule been
overthrown by the people. The communist totalitarian rule under CCP had mad
more
than eighty Million Chinese died since 1949. Party for Freedom and Democracy
in China(PFDC) is working actively inside China to expand the
network to prepare for the day when CCP lost control in mainland due to its
coruption and dictatorship. PFDC members inside and outside China are making
big effort
to prepare to help the motherland when the situation in China becomes such a
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PARTY FOR FREEDOM & DEMOCRACY IN CHINA Correspondence: P. O. Box 328 Falls Church, VA 22043 Tel: (202) 822-9487,(703)645-9054 Fax: (202) 331-8248 Homepage: http://www.freechina.org/
Press Release
To All Media for Immediate release
March 15, 1998
Contact: Mr. Shengde Lian Tel: (703)645-9054
From Washington D.C. New York and North Carolina, former Tian An Men
Square Student Leaders and former Political Prisoners Condemns US's
Position on Giving Up the Effort to Put Forward A Resolution to Censure
China's Continuous Human Rights Violations In China, stating this is a
Betrayal to the moral Responsibility the US had been put upon by the God
on this free nation
By reading the following statement by US State Department from
Washington Post on March 14, former student leaders who stayed in
China after the Massacre on June 4 1989 and were arrested later
and tortured in political jail issued a statement against Clinton
Administrations's move before the coming UN meeting in Geneva.
"State Department spokesman James Rubin closely echoed the reaction. He said: "We'll have to assess our position [on Geneva] in light of this decision by the Chinese. By announcing its intention to sign, China has indicated in more concrete terms than ever before that it accepts the universality of human rights." Asked whether Beijing had timed its announcement to fend off US action at Geneva, Mr Rubin replied: "Whatever their motivation might have been, it is a major advance." "
We feel so disappointed that Clinton administration drop this effort to condemn China's continuing human rights violations and is being put in a trap set up by the Communist in China. This is the violation of the principle of this great nation of US and feel shame of this decision. The Communist government in China had won over their battle with US again by offering more trade opportunities plus release one or two dissidents at the same time arrest more for future bargain! What are the next cards China will play after the possible
release of Wang Dan(my friend in Tian An Men movement)? Guo
Haifeng(sentenced to 6 years in 1996 after serving four years in
jail after Beijing massacre) or Dr. Hu Shigeng(sentence to 20
years because of forming Party for freedom and democracy in China
in 1991).
The politicians look like they can hardly make us believe they
have morality or consciousness, but interest! just like the
communist government told us in their daily based propaganda.
As a student leader in 1989 in Beijing and former political
prisoner in QingChen with Wang Dan and Guo Haifeng and many other
students in jail, on behalf of thousands of friends and
colleagues who are still in jail hoping the moral help from US
and the free world, I want to say what we have in our heart is
disappointment and desperation.
We deeply realized again that we can not rely on those
politicians but ourselves, we the democracy in China win finally
we'll still remember this lesson.
How can we dependent upon a politician lied on the promises he
made to the world that he would not tolerate the dictator. More
accurately the words are: ......I do believe that our nation has
a higher purpose than to coddle dictators and to stand aside from
the global movement toward democracy." Oct 1, 1992 by Clinton.
Finally we should express our appreciation to US Senate of the
95:5 vote of resolution asking Clinton to put a resolution to
condemn China of te human rights violations and many thanks to
many American people whom we have talked to and who had given us
tremendous moral support in our fight against the bloody
dictator, namely Chinese Communist Government who had persecuted
between 45 million to 80 million Chinese people to death in the
last 48 years of peaceful period in entire human history!
Signed by following political prisoners in QingChen Prison: Shengde Lian, Former captain of Tian An Men Square movement in 1989 Zhou Yongjun, Former Chair of Autonomous Federation of Universities Inside Beijing Xiong Yan, leader of the Dialogue Group in 1989 in Beijing Zhao Pinglu, former leader of Workers Association in Tian An Men In Beijing in
1989, and many other Chinese dissidents who have not forgotten the pain as a
prisoner, the evil essence of Chinese Government to Chinese people and the
future danger this bloody regime will be to the world peace!
The following is the copy of our open letter to President Clinton for preview.
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