【新唐人2013年08月14日訊】法廣：薄案或於下週開庭
海內外廣泛關注的中共前重慶市委書記薄熙來案，遲遲不能開庭，各界傳言不斷。
《法國國際廣播電臺》8月13號報導說，據可靠渠道透露，薄熙來案將在下週晚些時候，也就是8月23號前後在濟南開庭。
早前，海外中文網站曾報導說，導致薄案開庭延期的原因，是薄熙來堅拒谷開來出庭作證。《法廣》從相關渠道得知的消息證實，薄案這次庭審推遲的確有這重因素。
報導說，被谷開來謀殺的英國商人海伍德的家人8月12號突然打破沉默，要求3000多萬元（人民幣）的賠償，也是薄案的變數之一。
報導引述美國《華爾街日報》的報導說，與海伍德關係密切的一些人表示，海伍德還掌握著詳細記錄薄家在海外部分財務狀況的文件。這暗示了海伍德家人的談判籌碼，而中共當局可能也不得不被牽扯到與海伍德家人的談判中。
《華爾街日報》認為，海伍德家人提出的賠償要求，可能令中共最高層儘快了結薄熙來相關醜聞的努力複雜化。
安徽警方刑拘傳訊活動人士
最近，多名參與今年4月聲援安徽民主人士張林女兒張安妮上學權利的網友和維權人士，被安徽警方刑拘或傳訊。分析人士說，這是安徽警方針對維權人士街頭行動的秋後算賬。
據《美國之音》報導，8月10號，發起聲援小安妮上學權利街頭活動的李化平（網名挪威森林）在湖南被合肥警方刑拘。12號，合肥維權人士柴寶文等，前往合肥看守所和拘留所為李化平存錢送飯。結果，8月13號上午，合肥國保就到他開店酒坊砸門，要帶走他。
另外，安徽蚌埠警方上週末還傳訊了今年4月曾做過張林和女兒張安妮法律代理人的廣東維權人士天理，和他的助手朱昌蘭，為治罪張林收集材料。
而張林本人，也在7月19號被刑事拘留，罪名是「涉嫌聚眾擾亂公共場所秩序罪」。
山西警察半夜抓人被擊退
山西忻州市保德縣鐵匠鋪村，因水源糾紛，引發衝突，警方半夜入村抓人，被村民擊退，三輛警車被扣。
據海外《中國茉莉花革命》網站報導，8月13號凌晨2時，50多名警察前往鐵匠鋪村，破門入室抓人，引發村民憤怒，數百村民圍攻警察，警方匆促撤退，留下三輛警車，數名村民被抓走。
天亮後，大批村民到縣政府抗議，再次與警察發生衝突，多人被打傷。
編輯/周玉林
Radio France Internationale Reports Bo Xilai Trial Expected Next Week
Former Chongqing Party Secretary Bo Xilai’s case
is being extensively observed, overseas and domestically.
Due to the delays in the trial,
rumors have spread widely.
On August 13, Radio France Internationale (RFI) cited
reliable sources, stating Bo’s trial is likely to be next week.
This should be around August 23
in Jinan, Shandong Province.
Earlier, an overseas Chinese website reported,
the reason for postponing Bo’s trial.
It was that Bo firmly rejected his wife,
Gu Kailai, from testifying in court.
RFI confirmed from sources that this
was one of the reasons to delay the trial.
The report said that the family of British
businessman Neil Heywood, who was murdered
by Gu Kailai, broke their silence on August 12.
They asked for 30 million Yuan ($5 million) as
compensation. That is one of the changes to Bo’s case.
The report cited the Wall Street Journal (WSJ).
According to Heywood’s close friend, he was
in possession of documents detailing some
of the Bo family’s financial affairs overseas.
This implied Heywood’s family
had an advantage in negotiations.
The Chinese regime is likely to have been
involved in negotiations with the Heywood family.
WSJ reported that the Heywood’s requesting compensation
threatens to complicate the Chinese Communist Party’s
(CCP) leadership efforts to conclude the Bo Xilai scandal.
Anhui Police Detain Human Right Activists
Recently, several netizens and activists who participated
and supported education rights in April were detained.
They were supporting Zhang Anni, daughter
of democratic Zhang Lin in Anhui Province.
Analysts said that this is revenge on the part
of Anhui police towards human rights activists.
Voice Of America (VOA) reported that, on
August 10, Li Huapin (web user name Norwegian
Forest), was detained by Hefei police in Hunan.
Li is the founder of a campaign to
support Anni’s educational rights.
On August 12, Hefei activist Cai Baowen went to
a detention center to give money and food for Li.
The next day, Hefei national security personnel
heavily knocked on the door of a hotel where Cai lives.
They intended to take Cai away.
In addition, last week, Bangbu police
in Anhui also summoned Zhang Lin.
They also summoned Zhang’s daughter’s legal
representative, activist Tian Li, and their assistant.
The police collected Zhang Lin’s
“materials”, so as to sentence her.
Zhang Lin was also detained on July 19, for
alleged “suspicion of disturbing public order”.
Shanxi Police Repelled from Detaining Villagers At Midnight
In Tiejiangpu village in Baode County, Yizhou City, Shanxi
Province, disputes over water resources triggered clashes.
Police intended to arrest villagers at midnight, but were
repelled. Three police cars were confiscated by villagers.
Overseas website Chinese Jasmine Revolution
(CJR) reported that at two o’clock on August 13,
more than 50 police went to Tiejiang village.
They broke into houses and arrested people. The villagers
were angry, so several hundred surrounded the police.
The police quickly left, and three police cars
were abandoned. Several villagers were arrested.
After morning broke the next day, villagers went
to protest in front of the county government.
Villagers and police clashed again, and
many people were reportedly injured.
