【新唐人2014年03月28日讯】目前正在瑞士日内瓦举行的联合国人权会议，日前，发生了一起疑似间谍事件。一名以中国非政府组织代表身份参加会议的男子，因违规拍照行为被吊销与会通行证，并遭到驱离。有分析人士指出，中国的非政府组织是冒牌货，它们的真实身份是中共的外围分支机构，负有收集情报的任务。
19号，在联合国人权会议上，一名以中国非政府组织代表身份与会的男子，用平板电脑近距离拍摄了中国异议人士王炳章的女儿王天安，在被联合国工作人员制止后，这名男子又将平板电脑藏于西装内，但相机的镜头伸出，并再次指向王天安。联合国于是禁止他继续参加会议，联合国表示，这名男子的行为属于恐吓。
现年24岁出生于加拿大的王天安，找到联合国安保人员，证实这名男子是“中国西藏文化保护与发展协会”的代表。王天安在接受加拿大通讯社和电视台访问时表示，这个人的行为是一种间谍行为，不过，手段很业余。
前中共情报官李凤智：“中共政府对异议人士的监视从来就没有停止过，在国内也是，在国外更是，不过这次做的有点愚蠢，在众目睽睽之下，还要偷拍她的东西，也不是偷拍啦，有点明目张胆，好像无所顾忌。”
据了解，王天安是应非政府组织“联合国观察”(UN Watch)的邀请，参加了这次人权会议。不过，18号，王天安就父亲王炳章被中共当局长期监禁，和中国政治犯问题作证时，曾遭到中方代表的干扰。
“联合国观察”执行主任希勒尔•诺伊尔(Hillel Neuer)在发布的新闻稿中写道：“我们认为，这起事件是蓄意的恐吓行为，目地是报复我们邀请的代表与联合国人权机制合作。”
联合国人权理事会拒绝透露这名男子的姓名。不过，有活动人士在社交媒体上披露，他是中国西藏问题专家朱晓明，曾担任中共中央统战部民族宗教局局长、及中国藏学研究中心党组书记等职位。
美国纽约城市大学政治学教授夏明：“中国通过各种非政府组织派出的人，基本上都是作为统战的需要，作为监控、作为收集情报和刺探情报，基本上都是达到这些目地。”
据美国《纽约时报》报导，联合国一位发言人24号表示，鉴于情况的严重性，这名男子原订28号到期的会议通行证已被吊销，并且不准他进入联合国的大楼。
报导还提到，“中国西藏文化保护与发展协会”设在北京一座安保严密的建筑内，而这座建筑邻近中共统战部。
公开资料显示，这个协会的名誉会长是前中共统战部部长杜青林，和曾担任西藏自治区党委副书记的热地。会长是现任中共全国政协副主席的帕巴拉•格列朗杰，而前中央统战部副部长朱维群，是这个协会的副会长之一。
李凤智：“中国没有真正的政治性的非政府组织，从来就没有过，都是共产党的一个外围的分支机构，它是披着非政府组织的羊皮，具有共产党的狼性。有某种程度上的收集信息的功能和任务，我说的是靠近情报意义上的信息收集。”
报导指出，这一事件让公众注意到一个秘密，就是一些名为非政府的组织，正在推动中共当局的政治目标，甚至对一些被认为对中共当局不利的人进行监视。
夏明：“应该说这里面不是一个孤立的事件，恐怕任何中国NGO的代表团里面都有国家安全部、统战部、宣传部，还有总参，包括军警系统、公安部等等安插的随行人员，一方面是对团员进行监督、管理、控制，另一方面，在外面收集情报，同时对海外民间社会进行渗透，把一些非常重要或积极的海外公益社会或非政府组织领导人列上黑名单，或对他们进行渗透和拉拢。”
“联合国观察”认为，仅针对违规拍照的人做出处分是不够的，应该取消“中国西藏文化保护与发展协会”的与会资格，不过，联合国并没有禁止这个非政府组织参与往后几天的议程。
采访/朱智善 编辑/陈洁 后制/陈建铭
China NGO Representative Caught Spying During UN Human Rights Council Session
An incident involving a suspected spy inside the UN
Human Rights Council in Geneva has been reported.
A man bearing a China NGO observer
badge was barred from the meeting.
His pass was removed after he took photographs
of attendees, which is against meeting regulations.
Some China NGO representatives are actually though to be
intelligence agents of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
On March 19, at a UN Human Rights Council
(UNHRC) session in Geneva, an NGO representative
from China took photographs of Ti-Anna Wang.
Ti-Anna Wang is the daughter of
Chinese dissident Wang Bing Zhang.
The man took the photos at close
range with his hand-held tablet.
After being stopped by a UN employee,
he hid his tablet inside his jacket.
However, he persisted to again target
Ti-Anna Wang with a partially exposed camera.
The UN barred him from the plenary session,
and described his behavior as “intimidation.”
Ti-Anna Wang, aged 24, was born in Canada.
She was able to confirm from the UN security officers
that the man was a representative of China Association
for Preservation and Development of Tibetan Culture.
In an interview with media, Ms. Wang
said, “It’s not professional spy work.”
Li Fengzhi, former Ministry of State Security intelligence
officer: “The Chinese Communist regime has never
stopped its surveillance of dissidents, at home and abroad.
This act was a bit silly, in the open and in front
of a full audience. It was so bold and obvious.”
Ti-Anna Wang was invited to speak at the UNHRC by
UN Watch, a Geneva-based nongovernmental organization.
Her testimony was about the life imprisonment of her father
Wang Bing Zhang, and other Chinese political prisoners.
Hillel Neuer, Executive Director of UN Watch,
commented in a complaint to the UNHRC.
“We consider this incident to be an act of
deliberate intimidation in reprisal against
our delegate, for her cooperation with the
United Nations human rights mechanisms.”
The UNHRC refused to disclose the man’s name.
However, a cyber manhunt disclosed his alleged
identity as that of Zhu Xiaoming, an expert on Tibet.
He was formerly Director of State Administration for
Religious Affairs, Central United Front Work Department,
and the Secretary of China Tibetology Research Center.
Xia Ming, Professor of Political Science, City
University of New York: “China’s NGO’s were
established for the purpose of ‘united front’ work.
They serve as tools to monitor and collect intelligence.”
According to a New York Times report, a UN
spokesperson confirmed the man’s pass was removed.
He was also barred from returning to the
UN building, given the gravity of the situation.
The New York Times added, “the headquarters
of the China Association for Preservation and
Development of Tibetan Culture are in a heavily
guarded government building in Beijing.”
This is situated “next to the United Front headquarters.”
According to the organizations website, its
honorary President, Du Qinglin, is a former
head of the United Front Work Department.
The current president, Pagbalha Geleg Namgyai, is a
Vice Chairman of the Political Consultative Conference.
One of the Vice-Presidents, Zhu Weiqun, is a former
Deputy Head of the United Front Work Department.
Li Fengzhi: “There has never been a real
NGO in China. They are a branch of the CCP.
They are disguised with the fleece of an NGO, but
underneath, there is the wolf nature of the CCP.
To some extent, they function to collect intelligence.”
The New York Times indicates that, “the
incident drew attention to an open secret that
is nevertheless rarely so clearly demonstrated —
that some Chinese groups listed as non-governmental
organizations are in fact actively working to promote the
Communist government’s political goals and may spy
on people that Beijing considers hostile to its interests.”
Xia Ming: “This is definitely not an isolated case.
I believe any delegates from the Chinese NGO’s
include members from the national security department.
They also include members of the United
Front Work Department, Propaganda
Department, as well as the General Staff.
Even military guards and staff, police officers, and
the Ministry of Public Security, exist to monitor,
manage, and control citizens, and gather intelligence.
They also infiltrate overseas civil groups and collect a
black list of significant and active overseas activists.
They penetrate into and befriend other groups.”
UN Watch has appealed to the UNHRC to remove
the Chinese association’s credentials as an NGO.
They consider that the punishment
of one individual is not enough.
However, the UN did not intervene to stop this NGO
taking part in the sessions in the following days.
Interview/Zhuzhishan Edit/Chenjie Post-Production/Chenjianmin
