【新唐人2014年05月03日讯】“中国政治犯关注”（China Political Prisoner Concern，CPPC）组织，日前公布了一百名政治犯的名单及编号，其中涵盖了民运人士、藏族、维族、蒙族良心犯、维权人士、基督徒、法轮功等群体。分析认为，这件事能推动中国社会进步和引起国际关注，做的非常有价值。
“中国政治犯关注”（CPPC）组织成立于今年2月1号，是一家专门收集、整理、核实与发布中国大陆政治犯境况的专门机构。
他们的宗旨是争取让大陆每一位在押政治犯、良心犯、异议人士、维权人士都获得自由，及关注所有中国政治犯、良心犯、异议人士、维权人士及他们亲属的艰难生存境遇 。
4月30号，“中国政治犯关注”的博客网站发布了100名政治犯档案，其中涵盖了民运人士、藏族、维族、蒙族良心犯、维权人士、基督徒、法轮功等各个受难群体。
档案中包括已故维权人士曹顺利（CPPC编号：00063）、以及“新公民运动”发起人许志永（CPPC编号：00054）、维族学者伊力哈木•土赫提（CPPC编号：00059）等。
CPPC海外发言人格瑞丝女士介绍，他们的主要义工都是大陆的人权捍卫者，有的则是曾经的政治犯，鉴于大陆恶劣的政治环境，为保护义工在国内的安全，当前对他们的一切工作都不予公开。
大陆维权律师唐荆陵自零八年就开始收集、整理在押良心犯名单，并呼吁网民给狱中良心犯寄明信片行动。他认为，“中国政治犯关注”所做的这件事，非常具有意义和价值。
大陆维权律师唐荆陵：“中国国内的很多良心犯，我们用更广泛的称呼叫良心犯，有些人不一定是政治犯，但是确实是因为政治原因被判罪，比如像曹顺利，她因为人权犯事，还包括我们很多法轮功的修炼者，他可能不是因为政治原因被判罪，但他的确是为了维护很重要的基本人权而入狱。”
唐荆陵指出，如果在89年“六四事件”后，就有专门的人士或机构从事收集良心犯的信息，有系统的发动这方面的后援工作（包括明信片行动），会给中共构成很大的压力。
唐荆陵：“同时对于被关押的人会有很大的鼓舞，我是去年听说李化平先生在合肥被关的时候，他收到了好几十，上百份的明信片，他说这个给他很大的鼓舞。其实我们可以做一些举手之劳，就能很大的推动这个社会的进步。”
去年11月，泰国民主党派曾发起团体联署，呼吁中共当局释放所有被关押的良心犯。
联署书指出，现在服刑或劳教被关押的良心犯们，至少有100多人，有不少良心犯多次入狱。包括“中国民主正义党”发言人王炳章、“中国联邦党”主席彭明，以及维权律师高智晟，北京维权人士陈风强、张福英和赵震甲等。
格瑞丝说：这三个月来，他们收集、整理了上百万字的资料和数千张照片，详实编辑了100份档案，目前，还有一大批受难者的档案没有整理出来或者无法落实，格瑞丝表示，关注组织会不断加紧工作把编辑好的材料对外发布。
福建维权人士吴淦指出，随着中共当局对打压人权力度的加大，相信以后名单上会出现更多的政治犯。
吴淦：“从目前来看打压呈一种紧缩的态势，所以未来这种政治犯会越来越多，这个一定是一个趋势的，这种维权的、新疆的、藏族的，国际上关注度还是不够的，对于知名的大家关注都是有，但是对于一些不知名的还缺乏关注，我希望说引起更多的人关注。”
目前，CPPC还开通了博客网站作为公布名单所用（http://cppc1989.blogspot.com/），并建立了官方社群网站“推特Twitter”和“脸书facebook”账号，每天都在推广一些受难者的档案，并由义工随时更新、添加受难者的最新信息，为国际社会、各人权机构提供最新的详实资料和报告。
采访编辑/李韵 后制/李勇
CPPC publishes 100 Political Prisoners in China Mainland
China Political Prisoner Concern(CPPC) recently published
the name list and numbering for 100 political prisoners
in China Mainland, which comprises
democratic activists, Tibet, Uygur and Mongolian
conscience prisoners, Christians, Falun Gong practitioners etc.
It is analysed that such a name list and ranking
is very valuable as it gives a boost to China’s social progress and attracts international attention.
CPPC was established on February 1st,
and is a special organization exclusively for collecting,
categorizing, confirming and publishing the status
of political prisoners in China Mainland.
The objective of CPPC is to strive for the freedom
of each confined political prisoner, prisoners of conscience,
dissidents and human rights activists, and to highlight
the hard living circumstances of them and their family members.
On April 30, CPPC blog website published the profiles
of 100 political prisoners made up of all tortured groups
including democratic figures, conscience prisoners of Tibet,
Uygur and Mongolia ethnic groups, human rights activists,
Christians and Falun Gong practitioners.
Among the published name list,
the deceased human rights activist Cao Shunli
is numbered as 00063,the founder of “New Citizen Campaign" Xu Zhiyong as 00054
and the Uygur scholar Iliham Toxti as 00059.
Overseas spokeswoman of CPPC Ms Grace says,
CPPC’s main volunteers are human rights activists in China Mainland.
Some volunteers are past political prisoners.
In view of the bad political environment in China Mainland,
for the sake of protecting their security
all their current efforts will be not released.
Mainland human rights lawyer Tang Jingling has collected
and categorized a confined conscience prisoners name list
since 2008. He also called for the netizens
to send postcards to imprisoned prisoners of conscience.
He says, the job of CPPC will make a difference.
Tang Jingling:"There are many Chinese conscience prisoners,
which is a wider term.
Some of them are not political prisoners,
but they were indeed sentenced for political reasons,
such as Cao Shunli.She was confined due to human rights reasons.
In addition, may Falun Gong practitioners
were sentenced not for political reasons,
but they are imprisoned mainly because they defend
and maintain the basic cornerstone of human rights."
Tang Jingling says, since “64 massacre in 1989″
if some dedicated people or organizations had collected
the information on imprisoned conscience prisoners in China,
and systematically launched rescue actions
including sending postcards, a huge pressure on
the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) regime
would have been produced.
Tang Jingling: “Meanwhile this would have also encouraged
those imprisoned for reasons of conscience.
I was told that Mr Huaping Li said he was largely inspired by receiving tens
and even one hundred postcards when he was confined in Hefei City.
In fact we can largely push society to progress
by our tiny efforts."
In November of last year, democratic parties in Thailand
launched organizational signatures
and called for the CCP Authorities
to release all imprisoned for reasons of conscience.
The appeal document says, currently there are at least 100
conscience inmates confined in prisons or labor camps.
Some of them have experienced imprisonment
more than one time, and this includes
Chinese Democratic Justice Party’s
spokesman Wang Bingzhang,
Chinese Federal Party Head Peng Ming,
human rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng,
Beijing human rights activists Chen Fengqiang,
Zhang Fuying and Zhao Zhenjia.
Grace says, during the past three months,
they collected and categorized text information
with more than 1 million characters,
thousands of photos, and produced 100 figures’ profiles.
At present, a large batch of persecuted people’s profiles
can’t be published or confirmed.
Grace says, CPPC will continue working on
and publishing the finished information.
Fujian human rights activist Wu Gan says,
along with the intensified oppression
of the CCP Authorities on human rights,
he believes that the name list will possibly be seen
with more political prisoners.
Wu Gan: “from the current situation,
the oppression tends to be increasing,
so there will be more such political prisoners,
this must be a trend.Not enough attention is paid by the international communitiesto human rights activists,
Uygur, andTibetan prisoners of conscience.
Attention to famous cases is not an issue.
But some lesser known cases have no attention.
I hope this will attract more attention to them."
At present, CPPC set up a blog webpage for
publishing the name list (http://cppc1989.blogspot.com/)
and official Twitter and Facebook accounts.
Everyday some newly imprisoned for conscience
are added and old profiles are updated
with new information by volunteers,
and this will provide the latest detailed information
and reports for international communities
and all human rights organizations.
Interview & Edit/LiYun Post-Production/LiYong
