【新唐人2014年04月05日讯】为死伤者讨公道 茂名市民再围市府
广东茂名反PX事件已经进入第六天，4月4号，大批市民上街游行之后，再次包围市政府，为在这几天的冲突中死伤的人讨说法。抗议从中午开始，傍晚结束，警民双方没有发生大的冲突。
茂名市民曝光两年轻人被打死照片
由于茂名当局3号召开的闭门记者会公布，反PX冲突中没有死人，又把警察用警棍殴打民众说成是误伤，因此激起民间愤怒，不断有人曝光现场图片和视频。
4月4号，当地民众给《新唐人》爆料说：警察在茂名明湖商场麦当劳门口，活生生的打死两个年轻人，之后将死尸拖着走，有救护车来都不让上，直接拖上警车。
另外，还有人在网上爆出几十名警察殴打一个人的视频。
香港记协抗议 记者茂名采访被逐
香港记者协会4号发表声明，抗议香港记者在广东茂名采访反PX抗议事件时，被当地警察要求删除采访资料、并签下“悔过书”和指令离开。
声明说，香港《苹果日报》和《明报》记者，分别于4月2号、3号，在茂名被警察强迫删除采访反PX事件的相片和资料，并在被迫写下悔过书后，遣送回香港。
香港“记协”认为，茂名警方的行为打击了新闻自由，删除采访资料，更侵害了传媒机构的知识产权，呼吁中共保障香港记者在内地的采访权，以体现宪法对言论和出版自由的保障。
维族难民滞留泰国 国际呼吁不遣返
英国《金融时报》4月3号报导说，北京当局正在加紧对泰国当局施压，要求遣返被羁押在泰国的424名维吾尔难民。这批包括60多名儿童的难民，从中国动荡的新疆地区逃出。
美国、欧盟和联合国都在敦促曼谷当局尊重这些难民的人权，不要遣返他们，以免他们受到严厉惩罚。
人权组织“人权观察”一位负责人表示，鉴于以往维吾尔人被遣返后面临的迫害模式，相信这些人被送回中国将有很大风险。
编辑/周玉林
Maoming People Visit the Government Again Seeking
Justice For the Dead
It has been 6 days since Guangdong Maoming anti-PX protest.
On April 4, many demonstrators surrounded the government
building again to seek justice for those killed in the conflict.
The protest started from noon until the evening and things
progressed peacefully.
The people showed pictures of two young men who
were killed in the conflict.
In the closed-door press conference on April 3, authorities
described the people who were beaten up by police as
accidently injured and no deaths were announced.
This provoked the peoples’ anger. They exposed the real
scenes with photos and videos.
On April 4, local people told NTD that police had two young
men dead.
They blocked the area with the police car at the entrance
of McDonalds in the Maoming Lake mall, even not allowing
the ambulance to get through.
An online video showed dozens of police were
beating up one man.
Reporters Were Driven Away From the Maoming Interview.
Hong Kong Journalists Association issued a statement on
April 4 to protest that Hong Kong reporters were made to
delete interview data and sign restricting documents by the
Maoming police when they were covering the anti-PX event.
The statement said that Hong Kong reporters of Apple Daily
and Ming Pao Daily News were also then deported back to
Hong Kong.
Hong Kong Journalists Association believes Maoming police
restricted press freedom and invaded the Media’s
intellectual property rights.
They called on the Chinese Communist Party to protect Hong
Kong reporters’ interview rights in mainland China to reflect
the constitutional guarantees on freedom of speech and press.
United Nations: Don’t Repatriate Uyghur Refugees in Thailand
On April 3, British Financial Times reported China has stepped
up pressure on Thai authorities to repatriate over 400 Uyghur
refugees who have been detained as illegal immigrants.
These refugees include more than 60 children fleeing from the
increasingly restless Chinese territory of Xinjiang.
The U.S., Europe and the UN are urging the Thai government
not to send back the large immigrants group to China in
case they receive severe punishment.
A head of Human Rights Watch said that according to past
persecution of previously repatriated Uyghurs, these people
will face a great risk in China if they are sent back.
Edit/Zhou Yulin
