【新唐人2015年01月15日讯】梁振英施政报告 遭泛民杯葛
香港行政长官梁振英，1月14号，在立法会发表他任内的第3份《施政报告》，这是香港发生“占中”抗议运动后，梁振英首次到立法会面对全体立法会议员。
报告严词指责“占中”行动，并点名批评香港大学的学生刊物《学苑》，有“港独”言论。
梁振英在宣读报告的时候，香港民主派议员撑起黄伞，高呼“我要真普选，梁振英下台”的口号，退场抗议。
而被梁振英点名批评的《学苑》杂志前副总编辑王俊杰则回应说，梁振英的说辞挑战学术丶言论和出版自由。他估计，梁振英是受到中央压力而将“占领行动”污名化。
上海踩踏遇难者家属 请愿要真相
上海跨年夜踩踏事件已经过去半个月，上海当局仍然没有向外界交代事件真相。据《法新社》报导，被当局严密监控在旅馆的遇难者家属，目前已经起草了一份请愿书，要求当局给个说法。
据《法新社》看过请愿信的记者说，信中指责上海官员、警察和医务工作者，对事故的应急处理太慢，导致一些受害者没有得到及时的救治而死亡。
请愿书中还说，踩踏事故的实际死亡人数，要高于上海官方公布的数字。
去年2014年的最后一个晚上，上海外滩庆祝新年的活动上，发生人踩人悲剧。上海当局事后公布，踩踏事故造成36人死亡，49人受伤。
山东省德州一名商人的行贿日记，最近在网上曝光，这些日记是山东德州福源生物淀粉有限公司总经理张雷达所写，他在近20本日记中，记录了他向当地近百名官员行贿上千万元人民币的详细内容。
据记载，张雷达的行贿范围涉及党政、国企、银行、公检法等各大机构，行贿手段也花样百出，除了现金、银行卡、购物卡，还有烟酒、轿车、房产、境外旅游、红白喜事随礼、贷款回扣等。
据《美国之音》报导，这起行贿受贿案的实名举报人，是山东照东方纸业集团的老板赵传水，张雷达所在的公司是该集团旗下企业。
目前，张雷达未受到任何法律处置，当地收受贿赂官员也继续充当其“保护伞”。
编辑/周玉林
HK Media Expose Coup Plot of Zhou Yongkang and Bo Xilai
On Jan.12, Chinese media reported that former Politburo
Standing Committee member Zhou Yongkang was facing
a life imprisonment or death sentence.
Following that, the pro-CCP Phoenix Television (ifeng.com)
published an article on Jan.13.
The article revealed details about how Zhou forged
an alliance and plotted the coup with former Chongqing
Party secretary Bo Xilai.
The report quoted the cover story and details of the latest issue
of Phoenix Weekly magazine, exclusively revealing details
of Zhou’s six key crime facts announced by the CCP.
The crimes include “severely violation of party rules",
“leaking state secrets", “directly taking huge bribes",
“trading power for money and sex" and others.
In particular, it was mentioned that Zhou and Bo once had
a secret talk about how to utterly destroy Deng Xiaoping’s
economic reform route.
They planned to “pursue ambitions" by returning
Mao’s Culture Revolution route, said the report.
This report confirms previous storied uncovered by
foreign media about Zhou and Bo’s coup plot.
Analysts commented that, the source of Phoenix
Television’s story could be the CCP leadership group itself
As boss and relative of Zhou Yongkang, Jiang Zemin
could not be absolved from Zhou and Bo’s coup plot.
The report thus can be read as a signal of Xi’s escalation
in cracking down on Jiang and his cronies.
Alarming – Full Implementation of Online Real-Name Registration System in 2015
The CCP officially announced on Jan.13 that, the Online
Real-Name Registration System will be fully implemented
on weibo, tieba and other social network websites in 2015.
The regime also announced the closure of 5 websites,
some online columns and public WeChat accounts.
The news has quickly drawn media attention, as well as
queries and protest from Chinese netizens.
Internet activist Wu Bin (nickname “Xiucai Jianghu") told
Radio Free Asia that, the true purpose of the Real-Name
Registration System aims at suppressing freedom of online speech,
and silencing people, instead of protecting privacy or
the network environment as claimed.
The move would only lead to more public resentment against
the CCP,
Wu said, in the short term, the strategy could tighten speech
control, but in the long term it would seed up the collapse
of the regime.
Weibo Big-V user and lawyer Yuan Yulai also queried that
the Real-Name Registration System is a control mechanism to
silence dissidents on the Internet.
Yuan said in an interview that, the Real-Name Registration
was a violation of many fundamental civil rights in law.
New Mass Demonstrations Brewing in Hong Knog
On Jan.12, Hong Kong’s Civil Human Rights Fronts (CHRF)
announced that they would organize a mass demonstration
scheduled on Feb.1.
CHRF said, the theme of the demonstration would be:
“Deny False Democracy, Seek Real General Election."
CHRF estimated that about 50,000 people would join
the march, starting from Victoria Park to Chater Garden.
CHRF said, the demonstration would end by mid-night
and there was currently no occupation plan.
The demonstration has not been approved by police.
The demonstration can be the first mass protest
in Hong Kong after the police clearance of Occupy Central sites,
and thus has drawn much attention from the public and media.
Edit/Zhou Yulin
