【新唐人2012年6月14日讯】日媒：中共援助朝鲜开发导弹
1.中共援助朝鲜开发导弹，进一步得到证实。
日本《朝日新闻》13号报导，美国、日本和韩国，去年就已经获知中共向朝鲜出口“用于运载远程弹道飞弹的车辆”，却没有要求联合国进行制裁。
报导说，日本政府去年10月发现，中共去年8月向朝鲜出口4辆用于运输和发射弹道导弹的大型车辆。
而朝鲜今年4月15号举行的大规模阅兵式上，首次展出的长程弹道飞弹，特别是首次亮相的“大型导弹发射车”引起了外界质疑，“联合国安理会”的一个顾问小组指出，这种大型“16轮导弹输送车”可能来自中共。鉴于制造这种导弹输送车技术的复杂性，朝鲜不大可能自行研制出这种设备。
几天后，4月20号，《纽约时报》报导说，美国国防部部长帕内塔在“美国众议院军事委员会”会议上表示，确信“中共对朝鲜开发导弹给予了援助。”
帕内塔在众议院军事委员会作证说，“我敢肯定，朝鲜一定得到一些来自中国的帮助。”
美国政府毫不怀疑的说，中共给朝鲜出售了运输车的车架，毫无疑义，北京当局违反了“不扩散大规模杀伤性武器极其运载工具”的国际条约。
2.胡佳被传唤 警方戒探望陈光诚家人
北京维权人士胡佳周二晚间被二十多名当局人员带走，连夜被传唤多个小时。胡佳周三早上在推特中表示已经回家，他说当局人员奉劝他不要介入敏感问题，否则会有麻烦。
胡佳周三向媒体表示他被传唤的原因，他说，表面原因是他接受外媒的采访，实际上是想限制他的人身自由，怕他去山东探望维权人士陈光诚的家人。
胡佳说：陈光诚的母亲想念儿子，他原本计划最近带些照片给她，但行动被迫中止。
据了解，陈光诚的侄子陈克贵一直被关押在沂南看守所中，陈克贵的父亲也就是陈光诚的大哥陈光福，周三告诉《自由亚洲电台》，一直没有儿子最新的消息。
而目前在美国的陈光诚计划将他的经历著书出版，陈光诚的发言人多夫（Matt Dorf）日前表示，陈光诚写书的目地在于传播中国需要更多自由，他也希望为人权组织筹款。
3.成都祭旺阳 当局未骚扰 家人仍失踪
六四斗士李旺阳离奇死亡后，惊震各界。周三是李旺阳离世头七，他的好友李化平等20多人，当天在成都为他办了一个追思悼念会。他们打起“沉冤待雪 旺阳千古”的横幅，并举着李旺阳的遗像，在公园举行了简单的祭奠仪式。活动进行了两个小时左右，没有受到成都当局的骚扰，同时引来一些在公园游玩的市民围观。不过，李旺阳的家人仍然失踪，外界仍然无法与他们联系。
李化平表示，他和异议人士王译、华春晖等十几名中国公民，致信中共公安部长孟建柱、最高检察院院长曹建明，要求追查李旺阳的死因。
而香港“支联会”13号晚间，也在中环为李旺阳举行悼念活动。
编辑/周平
China Helps North Korea with Missiles
CCP Helps North Korea Missiles: News Confirmed
Asahi Shimbun reported on June 13 that the US,
Japan and Korea are aware that
the CCP exported carrier vehicles to North Korea
for its long-range ballistic missiles.
They have not asked the UN for a sanction.
The report said the Japanese government
found that last August,
the CCP exported four vehicles to North Korea,
for delivery of long-range ballistic missiles.
On April 15 in North Korea, a military parade
exhibited ballistic missiles.
Large missile launch vehicles aroused skepticism
from the international community.
An UN advisory group said the 16-wheel carriers
may come from the People’s Republic of China.
Given the complexity to manufacture such vehicles,
North Korea is unlikely to develop this technology.
Days later, on April 20, The New York Times stated
US Secretary of Defence Leon Panetta spoke to the House.
It was believed the CCP did help North Korea
to develop these missiles.
Panetta testified on the Armed Services Committee:
“I am sure, [North] Korea got help from China”.
The US government confirmed that the CCP sold
carriers to North Korea.
It is no doubt that Beijing has violated
Non-proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction.
Hu Jia Arrested and Police Stop Visiting Chen’s Family
Beijing human right activist Hu Jia was arrested
on Tuesday night by 20 officials. He was questioned by police overnight.
On Wednesday, he tweeted that he was released,
and police threatened him to avoid sensitive issues.
Superficially, Hu told media the arrest
was because of his contact with overseas media.
In fact, they intended to stop him from visiting
Chen Guangcheng’s family in Shandong.
Hu said Chen’s mother missed her son, so he was
going to take her some photos, but was stopped.
Chen’s nephew Chen Kegui was detained
at Yinan Detention Center.
Chen Kegui’s father Chen Guangfu told Radio Free
Asia that there are no updates about his son.
In the U.S., Chen Guangcheng is going to write
a book about his experiences.
His spokesman Matt Dorf said Chen wants to let
people know China needs more freedom.
He also wants to raise funds
for human rights organizations.
Chen Du commemor
June 4 activist Li Wangyang’s suspicious death
has shocked the public.
On Wednesday, it is his first 7 day anniversary.
Many of his friends, including Li Hua Ping, organized
a memorial service in a park in Chendu.
They displayed Li’s photo and a banner saying:
“The wronged will be rectified, Wangyang Lives Forever.”
During the simple two hour ceremony, no police harassed them.
Some visitors in the park gathered to watch.
However, Li’s family has still ‘disappeared’,
having no contact with the outside world.
Li Huaping said that he and dozens of others wrote
letters to the Minister of Public Security.
They asked for an investigation into Li’s death.
June 13, Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic
Democratic Movements in China will also hold memorial services for Li Wangyang.
