Photo 1: May 15, 2011, in the early afternoon, more than 10 representatives from Tibetan Youth Congress visited the service center at China Democracy Party. Mr. Wang, Jun, chairman of China Democracy Party and proprietor of China Democracy Journal warmly agreed them.
Representatives from Tibetan Youth Congress visited the service center at China Democracy Party
- It is our common goal to end the Chinese Communist’s dictatorship!
May 15, 2011, in the early afternoon, more than 10 representatives from Tibetan Youth Congress visited the service center at China Democracy Party. Mr. Wang, Jun, chairman of China Democracy Party and proprietor of China Democracy Journal warmly agreed them.
Chairman Wang, Jun welcomed the Tibetan Youth Congress representatives and described briefly how China Democracy Party promote democratic ideas and launch democratic movements; Wang, Jun stated that the most needed in China today is democratic political reform, which is to apply the multi-party ruling democratic system and end the single-party dictatorship.
Chairman Wang, Jun told the guests about his recent visit at the human rights commemoration at U.S Senate. China Democracy Journal was founded in 2008 and a total of 47 issues have been published. There are also 4 websites: China Democracy Party Chinese website, China Democracy Party English website, China Democracy Forum website and China Democracy Journal website.
The representatives from the Tibetan Youth Congress stated that their visit was to communicate and interact with friends of China Democracy Party. The host and the guests discussed and exchanged opinions about the current situation of democratic movements and the future. Both parties shared their willingness to spend efforts for the democracy, liberty, human rights and constitutionality of China.
Tibetan Youth Congress, referred to as the Tibetan Youth Congress, was founded in Dharamsala, located in the location where the Tibetan government was exiled, and is committed to promoting the independence of Tibet. It has members of more than 3 million, distributed around the world; positions at all levels are elected. It is the largest and most active Tibetan political group in exile. Tsewang Rigzin, a member of the council of International Tibet Independence Movement served as chairman starting in 2007.
Tibetan Youth Congress strongly advocates Tibetan independence without compromise, and declared that it would fight for the independence of Tibet with all possible means. It also suggested that non-peaceful means might not be excluded.
Prior to the start of 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, the organization sponsored the "Tibetans’ Revolution Movement”. Chairman Tsewang Rinzin was interviewed by Italian press "Corriere della Sera" in March 2008 in Dharamsala, India, and said it might be the moment to fight via violent suicidal means.
April 24, Tibetan Youth Congress held a press conference in Dharamsala, India and stated, "Recently, some media reported that young Tibetans will change the way of fight; it is not true to say we will use violent mean. We will continue to apply peaceful non-violent means for the independence of Tibet”. Tibetan Youth Congress denied to be a terrorist organization and stated that "If they are a terrorist organization, such as the Chinese government claim them to be, the Indian government would have banned them already".
Photo 2: The flyer of Aba Tibetans who protest against Chinese Communist government’s suppression on Aba Tibetans and request the Chinese Communist Party to released the detained Tibetans immediately.
China DemocracyJournal
China Democracy Forun
China Democracy Party
May 15, 2011
|
|
