【新唐人2013年05月31日讯】举牌抗议性侵幼女 叶海燕遭报复
前两天前往海南万宁举牌，抗议小学校长带小学女生开房性侵的女权活动人士叶海燕，5月30号中午在广西家中，遭到十多名男女的围攻殴打，引发外界关注。
有网友分析，这明显与5月27号下午，叶海燕、唐吉田、贾灵敏、向莉、单丽华、王宇等多位维权人士，在海南万宁声援被性侵小学女学生，抗议校长带女生开房有关，是当地人员蓄意报复。
叶海燕等人星期一在海南省万宁教育局，和万宁第二小学门口举牌抗议，说“教育局监管失职，局长必须下台”、“净化校园环境，法办校长陈在鹏”，他们希望社会深切重视教师性侵学生这一社会问题，保护孩子。
其中，叶海燕举牌的照片，已经爆红网络，牌子上头写着﹕“校长：开房找我，放过小学生”。
港人撑平反六四 创政权移交后新高
“香港大学”5月30号公布的最新民调结果显示，香港市民支持平反1989年北京天安门学运的比率，再创香港政权移交以来的新高。
“港大”民意研究计划的民调，在1000名受访者中，有62.8%支持平反六四，当中接近八成受访者为18-29岁年轻人。而认为中国人权现状较1989年有改善的比率，较去年下跌11个百分比，是政权移交以来的最低点。
“港大”民意研究计划总监钟庭耀分析说，香港巿民的主流意见继续认为﹕中共当年处理不当、并同情北京学生及支持平反六四。
《环时》遭民厌 记者受拖累
中共喉舌《人民日报》旗下的《环球时报》英文版，一位记者的父母在延安被车撞伤，他质疑交警处理不当，找当地《华商报》记者求助，希望报导事件。但对方得知他是《环球时报》记者后，拒绝提供帮助，最近两天，双方将问题在网上传播。
《环时》记者张治龙5月28号在微博留言说，对方在意他《环球时报》工作的背景，希望对方摒弃意识形态斗争，谨慎消费他人痛苦。
《华商报》记者王歪也在微博叙述事件经过，并说微博言论所针对的，并非张治龙本人，而是《环球时报》。他的建议是，张应该“换单位”。
双方的微博互动争论引起大陆网民的极大关注，事件在微博上引起超过七万人讨论，更有投票活动，多数表示支持王歪。
编辑/周玉林
Feminist Ye Haiyan Meets With Retaliation After Protest
Feminist activist Ye Haiyan went to Wanning, Hainan Province
to hold a banner protesting against the school principal,
who raped a schoolgirl in a hotel room.
At noon on May 30, Ms. Ye was beaten by over a dozen of
people in her home in Guangxi, triggering outside attention.
Some netizens said it’s obviously connected with the protest
on May 27, participated in by Ye Haiyan, Tang Jitian
and several other activists who came to support the victims
and protest against the principal’s evil behavior.
It was likely hired thugs retaliating to the protest.
Ye and others held a banner at Department of Education
in Wanning, Hainan Province and the entrance of Wanning
Second Elementary School on Monday to protest.
Their banners read:
“The regulator of the education department
commits dereliction of duty, the director must step down",
“purify the campus environment, punish principal Chen Zaipeng.”
They hope the community deeply recognizes the social issue
of teachers raping students, and will protect children.
A photo of Ye Haiyan with a banner
has been widely spreading online.
It says: “Principal: Rent a room with me, leave the kids alone."
Hong Kong People Call for Justice for “June 4”
Results of a recent poll by the University of Hong Kong
(HKU) were released on May 30.
It shows that the rate of Hong Kong people who support
redress for the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989
is the highest since Hong Kong’s transfer of power.
In the public opinion poll of a research project in HKU,
of 1000 respondents, 62.8% supported redress for the
June 4th event. 80% of the supporters are 18-29 year-olds.
The rate believing that China’s human rights situation
has improved since 1989 fell 11% compared with last year,
which is the lowest since the handover to China.
Public Opinion Programme director Robert Chung at HKU
says the mainstream view of Hong Kong people continue to
believe that the Chinese authorities had handled it improperly.
They are sympathetic, and support redress of the June 4 event.
Global Times Reporter Suffered
The parents of a reporter for the English edition
of Global Times,
a branch of China’s state newspaper People’s Daily,
were recently hit by a car in Yan’an.
He suspected the traffic police handled it improperly, and found
a local China Daily reporter to seek help to report the events.
But the other reporter learned that he worked for
Global Times, and then refused to help.
In the past two days, the two sides had spread the issue online.
On May 28, Global Times’ reporter Zhang Zhilong
posted on his Weibo that
the other reporter concerned about his work at Global Times.
He said he hopes the reporter can abandon
the ideological struggle, and consider the suffering of others.
The China Daily reporter Wang Wai also explained the events,
and said his words were not toward Zhang Zhilong,
but Global Times.
Wang suggested that Zhang should change his work.
The interactive controversy drew the concern of netizens,
and the event caused over 70,000 discussions.
There are also polls, and the majority supported Wang Wai.
