Political situation
Written by: Lin Jian
2021-04-27 12:40
Last update date: 2021-04-27 12:44
The Social People's Association and the Stake went to the Central Liaison Office today (27) to demonstrate in solidarity with domestic political prisoners.
Recently, some media reported that if the Stake Association continues to use "Ending the One-Party Dictatorship" as its program, its members may not be eligible for election.
The stake will apply for the June 4th rally today, but the report quoted information that this year's June 4th commemorative rally may be banned again.
Zou Xingtong, vice chairman of the Stake, said that he would not change his mind because of recent reports and emphasized that the principles of the Stake remain unchanged. However, he believes that the red line of the "Hong Kong National Security Law" is "erratic" and it is difficult to judge whether it is illegal.
She also criticized that the police asked FDC to provide information yesterday, including the purpose of co-signing the International Human Rights Day for deliberately harassing FDC's work. She also pointed out that the Stake, as one of the co-signing groups, was concerned about human rights issues in China. It is not any illegal behavior.
Critic deliberately nuisance FDC: it is impossible for the police to have no information
Zou Xingtong said that he did not know the authenticity of the relevant media reports, and he would not presume in advance that the government would violate the human rights standards and prevent the Stake from holding meetings.
She pointed out that the "Ending One-Party Dictatorship" program is a principle that the Stake has adhered to for more than 30 years. If it is sincere and sincere to support democracy, it is impossible to support one-party dictatorship. She then asked Chief Executive Carrie Lam and the establishment: Do you agree that the current regime is a one-party dictatorship?” She also mentioned that no one has enough authority to indicate whether a slogan violates the National Security Law, because the red line of the National Security Law is quite "erratic" and no longer It may be analyzed from a legal perspective, emphasizing that the Stake Association has absolutely no idea of changing its attitude.
The FDC yesterday was asked by the police to provide the reasons for not re-registering as an association, information on demonstrations and gatherings held since September 2006, sources of income, and the 70th anniversary of International Human Rights Day held on December 9 last year. "Stop Torture and Respect Human Rights" "The purpose and reason of the co-signature.
Zou Xingtong criticized that the police's move was obviously politically motivated and meant to suppress the FDC, saying that the FDC had applied for holding a parade for many years, and the police could not have no information.
She estimated that the police's approach was to deliberately harass the work of the FDC on the one hand, and to "take a seat" on the other hand to ban FDC on the other hand.
Zou Xingtong pointed out that, as one of the organizations that signed the International Human Rights Day last year, it is very common for the Stake to speak out on human rights issues in Hong Kong and China. There are people all over the world who will speak up on related issues. It will not be any "violation of the law." "behavior.
When asked whether the stake is worried about becoming the next target of banning, she said that of course the concerns in this area have always been there, but she will do her job well.
Zou Xingtong, vice chairman of the stake.
(Information Picture/Photographed by Chen Kangzhi)
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