【新唐人2013年11月12日讯】三中全会 10万访民进京申冤
中共十八届三中全会闭门会议11月11号继续在北京召开，北京依旧警戒森严，但是，前往北京申诉冤情的各地访民，却越来越多。
据《六四天网》报导，上海访民沈利达估计，最近几天，到北京各个信访窗口上访的访民，可能达10万之多。仅北京永定门的中共国务院信访办、中共中央信访办和中共全国人大信访办（三办）门前，11号当天，可能就多达5万人。
不过，天津访民郑玉明却说，信访办窗口地方有限，容纳不了这么多人，估计上访人数不足10万。
《六四天网》报导说，这次上访的人数之多、规模之大，前所未有。
北京千人集会 男童举枪率众呼口号
进京访民除了到信访办窗口上访，还有一部分选择在北京街头集会抗议。11号，北京南站附近有大约上千访民聚集，抗议示威，参与者有不少小孩和老人。
抗议者高举写有自己冤情的牌子，在一名被称为“胖胖”的男童的领衔下，齐声高喊口号，场面壮观。
当局派出大批警察前往驱赶抗议访民，现场没有传出发生冲突。
彭博社被扣报导 涉中国首富王健林
美国财经媒体《彭博通讯社》，日前扣发了一篇涉及中国富豪和政治局常委关系的调查报导。据说，是因为《彭博社》担心遭到中共报复、危及通讯社在中国的立足，而采取自我审查的做法，
英国《金融时报》透露，调查报导涉及中国首富，大连“万达集团”董事长王健林。
报导说，围绕这篇被封杀的报导，《彭博社》内部有不同的声音，主编马修•温克勒表示，报导还没有达到可以发表的地步。
但是，消息人士对《金融时报》说，这篇报导已经完全编辑好了，也核对了事实，而且经过了律师的审查。
据报导，《彭博社》不希望因为这篇报导，导致他们的记者在中国无法立足。温克勒甚至把他们目前在中国的处境，和当年的纳粹德国相比，他说当时在纳粹德国，一些媒体也不得不自我审查，以便能够留在德国。
中国“万达集团”发言人拒绝对有关情况发表评论。
编辑/周玉林
100,000 Petitioners Appeal in Beijing During Party Meeting
The Third Plenary Session of 18th Chinese Communist Party
(CCP) is taking place in Beijing where the security is tight.
More and more petitioners went to Beijing to
appeal against their mistreatment.
64tianwang.com cited petitioner Shen Lida from Shanghai
that in recent days, over 100,000 petitioners came to Beijing.
On Nov. 11, in just one day, 50,000 petitioners appealed at
the three major offices for letters and calls for the CCP.
Petitioner Zheng Yuming from Tianjin says that the reception
of letters and calls offices have limited space.
They couldn’t hold so many people and estimated that
nearly 100,000 petitioners went.
64tianwang.com reported that this time the numbers of
petitioners are unprecedented.
Thousands Of Petitioners Protested Outside
Beijing South Railway Station
Some petitioners chose to gather on Beijing streets to protest.
On Nov. 11, thousands of petitioners protested outside
Beijing South Railway Station, including children and elderly.
The protesters held placards stating their cases,
a boy led them shouting slogans.
Many police were dispatched to the site to disperse
protesters, but no clash occurred.
Bloomberg Accused of Blocking Report Links
to China’s Richest
Recently, Bloomberg has been accused of blocked an
investigation report allegeing financial ties between
China’s richest man and the Politburo Standing Committee.
Sources say that Bloomberg was worried they could receive
retaliation by the Chinese regime, affecting their operations
in China so they had to block the report.
The UK Financial Times (FT) reveals the investigation report
discusses China’s richest man, Wanda boss Wang Jianlin.
The report says that regarding the self censorship,
Bloomberg internally has different opinions.
Matthew Winkler, editor-n-chief said that the report
was not ready for publication.
One person familiar with the situation told the FT: “The story
was fully edited, fact checked and vetted by the lawyers."
FT says that Bloomberg couldn’t risk jeopardizing its
position in China by running the story.
Winkler compared the situation with Nazi-era Germany where
media undertook self censorship to remain in the country.
A spokesperson for Wanda declined to comment.
