【新唐人2014年04月22日訊】流亡美國的中國民運人士楊建利，日前接受香港「支聯會」主席李卓人的邀請，前往香港參加全球首家「六四紀念館」試展活動，結果遭到強制遣返。據了解，這是楊建利第四次被香港拒絕入境。李卓人表示，香港政府是根據中共當局提供的黑名單瓣事，尤其今年是「六四」25週年，中國民運人士要想入境香港更加困難。
19號晚上9點多，楊建利由美國經臺北飛抵香港，準備出席20號舉行的「六四紀念館」傳媒預展，結果被香港入境處扣查近4個小時，之後被遣返台灣。
香港入境處在接受媒體查詢時，拒絕說明為何拒絕楊建利入境，楊建利對英國廣播公司《BBC》中文網表示，他仍持有中國護照，按照規定可過境香港，逗留7天，這說明香港存在所謂「入境黑名單」，然而這是來自北京的名單。
作為律師，曾前往機場協助楊建利的香港「民主黨」立法會議員何俊仁透露，入境處職員一直拖延時間，令人感到他們需要向香港以外的人「請示」。
旅美中國社會問題研究人士張健﹔「從香港回歸之後，香港的特區政府，從原來一個中國的奴才，已經變成一個中國的幫兇，號稱一個自由開放民主的特區，竟然害怕一個民主自由的鬥士，拒絕楊建利博士入境，這是非常荒唐的。」
楊建利出生於中國山東省，1986年留學美國，1989年曾回國參加「六四」天安門「反腐敗、要民主」的學生運動，他親眼目睹了中共軍隊開槍射殺無辜學生，以及學生被坦克車輾死的慘狀。楊建利對香港《蘋果日報》透露，他原計劃20號參觀「六四紀念館」時，向在場人士分享他的這段經歷。
因聲援「六四」學運，楊建利被中共當局列入拒絕入境的49人黑名單，楊曾在1996年和1999年，兩次申請返回中國大陸，都遭到拒絕。
2002年，楊建利回國爭取異議人士「回家」的權利，結果被抓。2004年5月，楊建利被中共當局以間諜罪和非法入境，判囚五年，後經海外組織營救，於2007年4月獲釋。此後，楊建利先後在2008、2009和2011年試圖入境香港，但都沒有成功。這一次是他第四次嚐試進入香港。
邀請楊建利到港的香港「支聯會」主席李卓人，對楊被拒絕入境感到憤怒。
香港支聯會主席李卓人：「香港現在沒有自主的入境政策，要問過北京，香港就根據黑名單拒絕民運人士進來香港，當然我們是非常的憤怒，中共在香港控制了我們的入境政策，所以他每次都不可以進來。另外，王丹、吾爾開希，現在還在參與民運的，都不可以進來香港。尤其今年是六四25週年，是一個敏感的年，他們要進來就更困難。」
李卓人表示，今年是「六四」25週年，北京十分緊張，「支聯會」網站數度被駭客入侵，籌辦的「六四紀念館」也遭到中共打壓。
李卓人：「六四紀念館也遭到本地的打壓，有兩個業主要告我們，我們覺得這一定是背後有政治的目地。我們不知道和北京有沒有關係，因為沒有證據，但是，一般的商人不會用自己的錢去做這些事，因為我們不會影響它們的生意，有人出錢是很明顯的，那誰出錢，我們覺得很大的可能是中共的打壓。」
張健﹔「現在，整個香港政府的運作完全是按照中共的意旨，中共的意識形態滲透到香港的方方面面，所以香港政府拒絕楊建利博士入境，其最主要的原因就是在(六四)25週年的風口浪尖上，它不要再給自己添亂，讓所有民主的聲音都擋在香港自由貿易港口之外，香港特區政府絕對是遭到人民所唾棄的。」
4度無法進入香港的楊建利向媒體表示，他會不斷的試下去，總有一天他會進入香港，而且，總有一天他會回到中國大陸，再次回到天安門廣場，那是他的心願。
採訪/朱智善 編輯/陳潔 後製/陳建銘
Yang Jianli Refused Entry to Hong Kong Again
Dr. Yang Jianli is an exiled Chinese
democratic activist living in the U.S.
Dr Yang accepted an invitation from Lee Cheuk-yan,
Chairman of the Hong Kong Alliance in Support of
Patriotic Democratic Movement in China (HK Alliance)
The invitation was to participate in a media preview of
the world’s first June 4 Memorial Museum in Hong Kong.
However, Dr. Yang was forcibly repatriated, marking the
fourth time Yang Jianli was refused entry to Hong Kong.
Lee Cheuk-yan believes the Hong Kong
government adheres to blacklists provided
by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
This year marks the 25th anniversary of the June 4 massacre.
Currently, it is very difficult for pro-
democracy activists to enter Hong Kong.
Yang Jianli arrived at Hong Kong airport at
21:00 on April 19, from the United States, via Taipei.
He was travelling to attend a media preview
of the June 4 Memorial Museum on April 20.
He was detained for nearly four hours in Hong Kong
Immigration Department, and repatriated to Taiwan.
The Hong Kong Immigration Department declined
to explain why they refused entry to Yang Jianli.
Yang Jianli told BBC Chinese network
that he still holds a valid Chinese passport.
He should be allowed to enjoy a 7-day
transit visa exemption at ports of entry.
However, the refusal of entry proves that there is
a blacklist at HK Immigration, provided by Beijing.
HK Legislative Council Albert Ho Chun-yan had
traveled to the airport to assist Yang Jianli as a lawyer.
He indicated that immigration officers were delaying,
and seemed to wait for instructions from outside of HK.
Zhang Jian, China social issue researcher: “Since HK
was returned to China, the HK government has become
an accomplice, shifting from its former role as subordinate.
As a special administrative region of liberalism
and democracy, it is frightened of a democratic
fighter and rejects the entry of Dr. Yang Jianli.
This is very absurd."
Yang Jianli was born in Shandong Province, China.
He went to the United States to study in 1986, and
had returned to China to participate in the 1989
student democracy movement in Tiananmen Square.
He witnessed as the Chinese military shot and
killed innocent students, and saw the horror
scenes of students being rolled over by tanks.
Yang Jianli told Hong Kong’s Apple Daily that he had
planned to visit the June 4 Memorial Museum on April 20.
There, he would share his experiences.
The CCP had listed Yang Jianli as one of the
49 people to be refused entry to China, because
of his solidarity to the Tiananmen student movement.
He was already been refused entry
to China previously in 1996 and 1999.
In 2002, Yang Jianli returned to China to fight for the
rights of dissidents to ‘return home’, but was arrested.
In May 2004, Yang Jianli was sentenced in China to 5 years
imprisonment on charges of espionage and illegal entry.
Overseas rescue efforts saw Yang released in April 2007.
Since then, Yang Jianli has tried to enter
HK in 2008, 2009 and 2011, but to no avail.
This is now his fourth attempt to enter Hong Kong.
HK Alliance Chairman Lee Cheuk-yan
was very angry about this refusal of entry.
Lee Cheuk-yan, Chairman of the HKAlliance: “Hong Kong
has lost its independent immigration policy to China.
It has refused entry of significant figures
based on the black list from China.
Of course, we are very mad that the CCP
is controlling our immigration policies.
He has been refused every time.
People like Wang Dan and Wuer kaixi,
who are still involved in the pro-democracy
movement, cannot come to Hong Kong either.
For the 25th anniversary of Tiananmen, this year is
particularly sensitive and hard for them to enter Hong Kong."
Lee Cheuk-yan says Beijing is very tense this year
over the 25th anniversary of the June 4 massacre.
The HK Alliance website was subject
to numerous hacking attack this year.
The June 4 Memorial Museum has
also faced suppression from the CCP.
Lee Cheuk-yan: “The June 4 Memorial
has also met with local pressure.
There are two owners who are claiming to sue us.
We believe there are political agendas behind this.
We don’t know if it is related to Beijing,
as we currently lack evidence of this.
But, ordinary businessmen would not
do things like this with their own money.
Our Memorial Museum does not affect their businesses.
It’s obvious that someone is paying for their legal costs.
We think it is very likely the CCP is
paying it to suppress the Museum."
Zhang Jian: “Now, the entire operation of the Hong Kong
Government is in accordance with the wishes of the CCP.
The CCP’s ideology has penetrated
into all aspects of Hong Kong.
The main reason for the Hong Kong government
to refuse entry to Dr. Yang Jianli was to avoid
any troubles during the 25th Anniversary.
The HK government has absolutely been scorned
by the people for shutting out all democratic voices."
Dr Yang Jianli told the media that after being
rejected four times by HK, he will continue to try.
It is his wish to return to China
and visit Tiananmen Square again.
Interview/Zhu Zhishan Edit/Chen Jie Post-Production/Chen Jianming