【新唐人2013年02月27日讯】30万邀局长游泳环保人士被打
浙江省环保人士陈余千，在微博悬赏30万，请环保局长下河游泳亲自体验水质后，2月24号，遭40多人围殴。
据《自由亚洲电台》26号报导，周日，40多人突然闯入陈家，打砸家俱，殴打陈余千，时间长达四、五个小时。家属报警后，警察也迟迟不出警，后来到场后，也只是站在一边旁观，并不阻止暴行。
报导说，陈余千的女儿表示，父亲被打，肯定与悬赏30万元请环保局长下河游泳有关。她说，警察事后也没有对打入者进行处理。
陈余千2009年曾因揭发村官经营的造纸厂严重污染，被当局罗织罪名构陷入狱，出狱后，因家里土地被强征，多次上访，期间多次被截访和拘留。
中共两会前夕，维稳升级，大陆各地大量维权人士被抓捕或限制人身自由。
据《六四天网》报导，江苏无锡访民黄民菊、上海徐汇区楼丽华、四川省温江区访民冉玉书等都遭到当地维稳人员严控，失去人身自由。
而湖南省洪江库区十名维权代表则被抓捕关押，一批上访的长沙退伍兵也被关押在北京的马家楼和久敬庄。
另外，十名福州访民周一到北京美国驻华大使馆求助，遭拦截带走，去向不明。
民间持续呼吁官员公布财产
民间要求官员公布财产的声音持续升温，2月24号，大陆多地民众，纷纷以不同形式表达诉求。
当天，北京10多位公民在海淀区清华、北大、科贸电子城、中关村E世界、黄庄地铁站、海龙大厦等多处繁华地点，展示要求官员公示财产的横幅，并散发公民呼吁书进行宣讲。他们展示的横幅上写着“财产公开是正路，拒绝公开是邪路”、“财产公开是实干，拒绝公开是空谈”以及“公民要求官员公开财产”等。
展示活动过程中，北京警察罕见的没有进行干涉。
但是，在江西省新余，保钓人士张哲诚、维权人士魏忠平和刘萍等人，在网上撰文要求官员公布财产后，却遭恐吓、骚扰。数名警察甚至闯入张哲诚家中强迫他删除相关文章。
编辑/周玉林
Zhejiang Environmentalist Attacked in Home by Over 40 People
In his micro-blog, Chen Yuqian, a Zhejiang
environmentalist, offered a reward of 300,000 yuan.
He asked the of local environmental protection chief
to swim in a river to experience water quality.
On February 24, Chen Yuqian was
mauled by a gang of over 40 people.
On February 26, Radio Free Asia reported that
over 40 people broke into Chen Yuqian’s house.
They smashed furniture and
beat Chen for about five hours.
Although receiving the emergency call,
the police’s arrival was very late.
At the scene, the police just stood
by and didn’t stop the atrocities.
The report said Chen Yuqian’s daughter believes
that Chen suffering this attack has to be related
to his offering of the 300,000 yuan reward.
She said that the police did not
deal with the thugs afterwards.
Chen Yuqian was jailed in 2009 for disclosing
local severe pollution caused by a mill, which
was operated by local village officials.
After his release, Chen became
a victim of official land grabbing.
He has petitioned for years to the authorities,
but each time was intercepted or detained.
Stability Maintenance Escalates Ahead of “Two Sessions”
On the eve of the Chinese Communist Part (CCP) Two
Sessions, China has seen escalation of maintaining stability.
Across the country, large numbers of rights activists
were arrested, or had personal freedoms restricted.
64tianwang.com reported that the petitioners were placed
under local surveillance, and lost personal freedoms.
They include Huang Minju, a petitioner living Wuxi in Jiangsu,
Lou Lihua in Shanghai, and Ran Yushu in Chengdu, Sichuan.
In Hongjiang, Hunan province, 10 rights defender
representatives were arrested and detained.
A group of ex-soldiers in Changsha were held
in Beijing’s Majialou and Jiu Jingzhuang,
both of which are infamous black jails.
On February 25, ten petitioners from Fuzhou went
to seek help from the U.S. Embassy in Beijing.
They were intercepted and taken away,
their whereabouts are still unknown.
Civil Society Calls for CCP Officials to Declare Assets
Voices of civilians’ calling for CCP officials
to declare their assets are becoming louder.
On February 24, people across China
expressed their appeals in their own ways.
On the same day in Beijing, over 10 citizens displayed
banners, demanding CCP officials to declare assets.
They distributed an appeal letter and gave speeches.
The banners said; “Assets Declaration
is a Right Way, Denial is an Evil Road.”
“Assets Declaration is Practical, Denial is an Empty Talk.”
“Citizens Demand Officials to Declare Their Assets.”
Unusually, during the activity,
Beijing police did not intervene.
In Xinyu, Jiangxi Province, Diaoyu Island activist
Zhang Zhecheng, rights activists Wei Zhongping
and Liu Ping, among others, published articles on
the internet, calling for officials to declare assets.
All of them were subsequently intimidated and harassed.
The police broke into Zhang Zhecheng’s
house, forcing him to remove the articles.
