大陆知名维权律师浦志强，2月6号在新浪、腾讯和搜狐三大微博网站上，发布实名举报周永康的博文。他要求清算过去十年社会的维稳治理模式，指出周永康荼毒天下，祸国殃民。
浦志强在博文中说，若想从维稳的阴影下走出，就必须清算周永康的社会治安综合治理模式，太多的人间惨剧悲欢离合，跟周永康直接、间接有关。周永康秉政十年，竟然荼毒天下，实民贼也！
浦志强的博文受到网友的广泛阅读和转载，目前新浪网已删除了博文，但腾讯和搜狐暂时还保留。
日媒：中国独生子女兵 出逃频繁
日本《朝日新闻》2月5号报导，最近几年来，中共军队频频爆发士兵出逃事件。
报导说，过去，因为士兵退伍后容易转业进入国营单位等，“当兵”是受人追捧的金饭碗。但是，随着独生子女兵在全体士兵中占的比例越来越多，这种情况发生了变化。
报导引述中共军方智囊团相关人士的话透露，曾有内部调查显示，新入伍的独生子女士兵中，有26%因无法忍受军队训练而离开。
最典型的出逃事例是，2011年11月9号，中共驻吉林省吉林市某部队的四名士兵，携带枪支和子弹逃离部队。
美媒：黑客主要来自中国和俄罗斯
最近，美国三家媒体《纽约时报》、《华尔街日报》和《华盛顿邮报》表示，中国黑客侵入了他们公司的电脑，追踪他们有关中国的报导。有专家说，这个问题已经持续五年多了。
《美国之音》引述专家的话说，被黑客侵入的媒体，并不只有《纽约时报》等三家媒体，几乎所有媒体都遭到入侵，只是他们或许不知道，或是还没有公开。
据网络安全专家阿兰•帕勒介绍，世界上有100多个国家从事网络间谍活动。但是，中国动静比较大，经常被抓住。而，俄罗斯也大肆进行网上间谍活动，只是秘密得多。
警察追车致车祸 数百人围派出所
据《中国茉莉花革命》网站报导，2月5号，广东茂名市电白县黄岭镇，数百村民在黄岭派出所门外示威，抗议1月23号晚，警察追摩托车引发车祸，肇事警员见死不救离开现场，导致一死两伤。
示威者举起三个白色大横幅，上面写着：“见死不救，天理难容”、“民警追车，罪魁祸首”、“为死者周洵波申冤、讨公道”。
事件吸引大批路人围观，造成交通挤塞，随后大批武警到场，驱逐人群，警民发生肢体冲突。
目前死者遗体仍存放在殡仪馆，家属坚持讨说法，不让安葬。
编辑/周玉林
Renowned Lawyer Using His Real-Name
Denounces Zhou Yongkang
On February 6th Pu Zhiqiang (real-name) renowned human
rights lawyer, denounced Zhou Yongkang using the top three micro-blog services in China.
Lawyer Pu called for reevaluation of China’s stability
preservation existing in the last decade.
In his blog post, he indicated that Zhou Yongkang
brought disasters upon China and the people.
Lawyer Pu wrote, that for China wants to walk out of shadow
of stability maintenance, it has to purge the Zhou-dominated pattern of social order maintenance.
He said that Zhou Yongkang has, directly or indirectly,
created countless tragedies in China. He is a real enemy of the people!
Pu Zhiqiang’s blog was soon widely circulated on the internet.
Sina.com has removed his post.
Tencent and Sohu both still leave it online.
Frequent Desertion by Chinese the Only-Child Soldiers
On February 5th Japan’s Asahi Shimbun reported on the number
of Chinese military soldiers frequently fleeing in recent years.
In the past, demobilized soldiers in China could easily be
transferred to get civilian jobs in state-owned enterprises.
Thus, being soldier is a golden rice bowl for the Chinese.
Now the situation has changed with a growing proportion
of the only-child soldiers in the army.
The report source cited a military think-tank in China.
An internal investigation showed 26% of newly recruited
the only-child soldiers deserted the army unable to endure the training.
The most typical case of desertion from the army
took place in November 2011 in Jilin Province.
Four soldiers, carrying guns and bullets, fled from the troop.
Cyber Attackers Mainly from China and Russia
Recently, the New York Times, Wall Street Journal and
Washington Post said that
Chinese hackers have broken into their companies’
computers to track their reporting on China.
Reportedly, experts said that the cyberspying has
continued over five years.
Voice of America quoted experts, saying
“nearly every media outlet has been attacked. They either don’t know it or don’t report it.”
Cyber security expert Alan Paller said that over
100 countries are involved in cyber espionage.
“China is noisier, meaning their techniques are often easier to
find so they get caught a lot so you read stories about them.”
“But the Russians are just as prolific and much more
clandestine," according to VOA news report.
Hundreds of Villagers Protests At Police Culprit
Molihua.org reported that on February 5th in Guangdong’s
Huangling town, hundreds of villagers protested outside the local police station.
On the evening of January 23rd police chasing
a motorcycle created a car accident.
The police responsible left the scene of the accident,
resulting in one death and two injuries.
The demonstrators held up three large banners that read:
“Leaving victim to die, Providence won’t forgive.”
“The police driver is the culprit."
“Seeking justice for the deceased Zhou Xunbo."
The event attracted crowds of passers-by,
causing a traffic congestion.
Then a large number of armed police arrived
who dispersed the crowd.
Clashes ensued between police and people at the scene.
The victim’s body is still being kept in a funeral home.
His family insisted on seeking justice for his death.
