Chairman Wang, Jun attended 17th Commemoration of Vietnam Human Rights Day at U.S Congress
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Date: 5/12/2011 3:29:22 PM
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Photo: On May 11, 2011, from 10AM to 2PM, the 17th Commemoration of Vietnam Human Right Day was held at U.S Senate in Washington D.C. U.S senators, union leaders, related human right organizations, non-government organizations and representatives of Vietnamese Communities all over the country attended this commemoration.
Wang, Jun attended “17th Commemoration of Vietnam Human Rights Day” at U.S Congress
On May 11, 2011, from 10AM to 2PM, the 17th Commemoration of Vietnam Human Right Day was held at U.S Senate in Washington D.C. U.S senators, union leaders, related human right organizations, non-government organizations, representatives of Vietnamese Communities all over the country and more than 500 Chinese democratic activists attended this commemoration. Wang, Jun, chairman of China Democracy Party and propriety of China Democracy Journal was invited by the organization committee of “17th Commemoration of Vietnam Human Right Day”and led more than 150 China Democracy Party members attended the commemoration. He also made a great speech (the speech will be published separately). U.S senators and attendees discussed the deteriorating situation of human rights and democracy, constitutionality, freedom of press and religion in China, Vietnam, Myanmar and other Asian countries and all over the world.
In May 1994, U.S Congress passed the Resolution 168 and designated May 11th as the Vietnam Human Rights Day. On May 25, 1994, this resolution was signed by the president Bill Clinton and became Public Law 103-258. It is the 17th commemoration in 2011. This shows the great improvement and support of Vietnamese human rights and freedom from U.S. Today, U.S Congress held a human rights forum to commemorate this day.
May 11th marked one of the most important historic phases of human rights promotion in Vietnam. On May 11, 1990, Dr. Quan Nguyen and other activists published non-violence human rights declaration. This declaration called to fight against suppression by peaceful means and urged the government to respect basic human rights, accept multi-party ruling and allow free, fair and justified national election. Dr. Quan and the other activists were arrested and charged under anti-state. He has been under close surveillance by the Vietnamese authority after he was released from prison in 2005.
Although U.S and Vietnam has established a normal diplomatic relationship, the economic trade has taken a major step and the economic development has brought positive changes for Vietnamese people, the situation of human rights in Vietnam hasn’t been improved. Freedom of religion, speech and press is still strictly limited; authority has still arrested and suppressed dissidents, human rights activists and religious people. U.S’s support of human rights in Vietnam is out of the hope that there will be a long-term prosperity in Vietnam. Attendees at the commemoration believe that the expansion of human rights and freedom is consistent not only with the development and stability of Vietnam, but also with the goals of Long-term development and stability.
Mr. Wang, Jun, chairman of China Democracy Party and propriety of China Democracy Journal spoke at the commemoration and highly appraised the outstanding contribution of Vietnam human rights organization on improving the situation of human rights; he also thanked Vietnamese human rights organization for their positive impact on improving human rights in Asian, especially in China. At the same time, he also attacked communist’s dictatorship and criticized the disasters brought onto Chinese people by the Communist party’s dictatorship and exposed the fact that the Communist Party’s brutal persecution on China Democracy Party members. Chairman Wang, Jun held issue 29 of China Democracy Journal released in July 2010, on which published a photo of China Democracy Party member Li, Hong who was critically ill after being persecuted by the Chinese Communist Party. Mr. Li, Hong left us forever on the last day of 2010, at the age of 52. In 2011, Chinese Communist government intensively suppressed China Democracy Party members: on March 25, 2011, China Democracy Party member, Liu, Xianbin in Sichuan was sentenced of 10 years of imprisonment again; on April 11, 2011, Chairman Wang, Jun’s good friend, China Democracy Party member Zhu, Yufu was arrested the 3rd time by the Chinese Communist authority under the charge of “Inciting subversion of state power”. Chairman Wang, Jun called all the people pursuing democracy, human rights, freedom and peace to unite and eradicate the communist’s dictatorship.
Chairman Wang, Jun presented the China Democracy Party flag to the organization committee of 17th commemoration of Vietnam Human Rights Day and the new committee chairman joyfully accepted this special gift. Chairman Wang, Jun’s act was welcomed by U.S senators, the commemoration organizations and all the attendees. There was a frequent and prolonged applause for chair Wang, Jun.
Photo 1: the full view of U.S Congress, located in the capital of U.S, Washington D.C
Photo 2: On May 11, 2011, from 10AM to 2PM, the 17th Commemoration of Vietnam Human Right Day was held at U.S Senate in Washington D.C. U.S senators, union leaders, related human right organizations, non-government organizations and representatives of Vietnamese Communities all over the country attended this commemoration.
Photo 3: the meeting hall of the 17th commemoration of Vietnam Human Rights Day in U.S Congress.
Photo 4: Vietnamese Human Rights Chairman Dr. Quan Nguyen, U.S congressman Frank Wolf and Chairman Wang, Jun at the commemoration.
Photo 5: Congressman Frank Wolf spoke at the commemoration.
Photo 6: On May 11, 2011, from 10AM to 2PM, the 17th Commemoration of Vietnam Human Right Day was held at U.S Senate in Washington D.C. U.S congressman spoke at the commemoration.
Photo 7: On May 11, 2011, from 10AM to 2PM, the 17th Commemoration of Vietnam Human Right Day was held at U.S Senate in Washington D.C. U.S congressman spoke at the commemoration.
Photo 8: On May 11, 2011, from 10AM to 2PM, the 17th Commemoration of Vietnam Human Right Day was held at U.S Senate in Washington D.C. U.S congressman spoke at the commemoration.
Photo 9: On May 11, 2011, from 10AM to 2PM, the 17th Commemoration of Vietnam Human Right Day was held at U.S Senate in Washington D.C; Vietnamese human rights vice chairman Dr. Binh Nguyen spoke at the commemoration.
Photo 10: On May 11, 2011, from 10AM to 2PM, the 17th Commemoration of Vietnam Human Right Day was held at U.S Senate in Washington D.C; representative from Tibetan human rights organization spoke at the commemoration.
Photo 11: Mr. Wang, Jun, chairman of China Democracy Party and propriety of China Democracy Journal was invited by the organization committee of the 17th Commemoration of Vietnam Human Rights Day and led more than 150 China Democracy Party members attend this commemoration.
Photo 12: Mr. Wang, Jun, chairman of China Democracy Party and propriety of China Democracy Journal spoke at the commemoration and highly appraised the outstanding contribution of Vietnam human rights organization on improving the situation of human rights; he also thanked Vietnamese human rights organization for their positive impact on improving human rights in Asian, especially in China.
Photo 13: Chairman Wang, Jun held issue 29 of China Democracy Journal released in July 2010, on which published a photo of China Democracy Party member Li, Hong who was critically ill after being persecuted by the Chinese Communist Party. Mr. Li, Hong left us forever on the last day of 2010, at the age of 52.
Photo 14: Chairman Wang, Jun called all the people pursuing democracy, human rights, freedom and peace to unite and eradicate the communist’s dictatorship.
Photo 15: On May 11, 2011, the 17th Commemoration of Vietnam Human Right Day was held at U.S Senate in Washington D.C; more than 150 China Democracy Party members were present at the commemoration and some party members presented the China Democracy Party flat at the commemoration.
Photo 16: On May 11, 2011, the 17th Commemoration of Vietnam Human Right Day was held at U.S Senate in Washington D.C; many mainstream media journalists were at the commemoration.
Photo 17: More than 150 China Democracy Party members attending the 17th Commemoration of Vietnam Human Right Day were present at the commemoration.
Photo 18: The organization committee’s organizer spoke at the 17th Commemoration of Vietnam Human Right Day.
Photo 19: The organization committee’s organizer spoke at the 17th Commemoration of Vietnam Human Right Day.
Photo 20: The organization committee’s organizer spoke at the 17th Commemoration of Vietnam Human Right Day.
Photo 21: Mr. Nie, sen, the person in charge of Falun Gong in Washington D.C spoke at the 17th Commemoration of Vietnam Human Right Day.
Photo 22: Mr. Li, Xiangchun, the representative of Falun Gong spoke at the 17th Commemoration of Vietnam Human Right Day.
Photo 23: The organization committee’s organizer spoke at the 17th Commemoration of Vietnam Human Right Day.
Photo 24: The organization committee’s organizer spoke at the 17th Commemoration of Vietnam Human Right Day.
Photo 25: The organization committee’s organizer spoke at the 17th Commemoration of Vietnam Human Right Day.
Photo 26: Chairman Wang, Jun took photos with representative of Tibetan human rights organizations and the organization committee personnel at the 17th Commemoration of Vietnam Human Right Day.
Photo 27: The organization committee’s organizer spoke at the 17th Commemoration of Vietnam Human Right Day.
Photo 28: On May 11, 2011, the 17th Commemoration of Vietnam Human Right Day was held at U.S Senate in Washington D.C; the organization committee’s organizer spoke at the Commemoration.
Photo 29: On May 11, 2011, the 17th Commemoration of Vietnam Human Right Day was held at U.S Senate in Washington D.C; the organization committee’s organizer spoke at the Commemoration.
Photo 30: On May 11, 2011, the 17th Commemoration of Vietnam Human Right Day was held at U.S Senate in Washington D.C; the organization committee’s organizer spoke at the Commemoration.
Photo 31: On May 11, 2011, the 17th Commemoration of Vietnam Human Right Day was held at U.S Senate in Washington D.C; the organization committee’s organizer spoke at the Commemoration.
Photo 32: U.S congressman Chris Smith spoke at the 17th Commemoration of Vietnam Human Right Day.
Photo 33: Chairman Wang, Jun and U.S congressman Chris Smith were at the guest seats.
Photo 34: Chairman Wang, Jun presented the China Democracy Journal which reported the 16th Commemoration of Vietnam Human Right Day to congressman Chris Smith. Mr. Smith talked to Chairman Wang, Jun.
Photo 35: Congressman Chris Smith shook hands with China Democracy Party members who were at the commemoration with Chairman Wang, Jun.
Photo 36: Chairman Wang, Jun presented the China Democracy Party flag to the organization committee of 17th commemoration of Vietnam Human Rights Day and the new committee chairman joyfully accepted this special gift.
Photo 37: Chairman Wang, Jun’s act was welcomed by U.S senators, the commemoration organization and all the other attendees. There was a frequent and prolonged applause for chair Wang, Jun. The Vietnamese human rights committee’s organizer shook hands with Chairman Wang, Jun.
Photo 38: Ms. Ge, Lifang, representative from Chinese League of Victims went to U.S congress with China Democracy Party members to U.S congress and spoke at the commemoration.
Photo 39: China Democracy Party members at the 17th commemoration of Vietnam Human Rights Day.
Photo 40: China Democracy Party members attending the 17th commemoration of Vietnam Human Rights Day walking into the U.S congress building.
Photo 41: China Democracy Party members attending the 17th commemoration of Vietnam Human Rights Day entering into the U.S congress building.
Photo 42: Mr. Weijing, a famous democratic activist spoke at the 17th commemoration of Vietnam Human Rights Day.
Photo 43: Vietnamese human rights organization presented award to the U.S congressman who contributed to human rights at the 17th commemoration of Vietnam Human Rights Day.
Photo 44: Vietnamese human rights organization presented award to a human rights organization who contributed to human rights at the 17th commemoration of Vietnam Human Rights Day.
Photo 45: Chairman Wang, Jun took photos with representative from Vietnamese human rights organization.
Photo 46: China Democracy Party members at the platform of 17th commemoration of Vietnam Human Rights Day.
Photo 47: Chairman Wang, Jun with Vietnamese human rights chairman Dr. Quan Nguyen.
Photo 48: Chairman Wang, Jun took photos with representatives from Tibetan human rights organization.
Photo 49: Chairman Wang, Jun and China Democracy Party members took photos with representatives from Tibetan human rights organization.
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May 11, 2011
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