【新唐人2014年01月28日讯】美教授发起公开“六四真相”行动
美国“蒙大拿大学”历史学教授斯蒂芬•莱文（Stephen Levine），日前出资建立“六四事件”纪念网站，并在全球发起公开“六四真相”行动。
他在倡议书中说：“2014年6月4号是北京大屠杀二十五周年纪念日。二十五年前的这一天，中共军队受命于中共（CCP）最高领导人，对成百上千手无寸铁的中国公民进行屠杀。全世界把这天称为“天安门大屠杀”。
他呼吁世界各地的学校、大学、民间组织、基金会、研究机构、非政府组织和类似实体，在今年4月15号和6月4号之间，大力赞助并召集各项活动，以宣讲会、讲座、纪念游行、新闻发布会和其他形式，纪念“六四”二十五周年。希望悼念死难者的同时，让公众了解1989年的春天，在中国所发生的一切，以及“六四”事件对后来的中国政治进程所产生的重大意义。
目前，已有来自美国哥伦比亚大学、斯坦福大学、台湾清华大学等名校的上百位学者签署支持。
胡佳被传讯24小时后释放
被北京警方从家中带走的北京知名人权活动人士胡佳，在被拘留24小时后， 27号傍晚已经获释回家。
胡佳当晚对《新唐人》记者表示，这次传唤他的是北京公安局网路安全保卫总队，主要针对他在新疆、西藏、声援王秉章、重返天安门，以及天下围城等事情上的组织和参与。
而促发这次传唤的最主要原因，是因为他在现实中、在网路上，组织动员大量访民和维权者到“新公民运动”案的庭审现场，去围观和声援。
胡佳说，国保警告他，他所有的行为和言论都在当局严密监控下，都可能作为将来逮捕他的证据。
“新公民运动”案再有四人受审
中国“新公民运动”发起人许志永日前被判处4年监禁，美国政府和多个国际人权组织都对这个判决提出批评。
但是，1月27号，另外4名参与“新公民运动” 维权活动的人士，仍然在北京受审。这4名维权人士分别是张宝成、袁东、丁家喜、李蔚。
据报导，庭审中，张宝成和袁东强调自己无罪，而丁家喜和李蔚则与辩护律师解约，以推迟开庭程序15天，使北京当局在中国新年前结束“新公民运动”系列案件的希望落空。
辩护律师陈建钢对《新唐人》记者表示，律师受到限制，无法发挥作用，辩护不会有任何效果。审判也不会公正的。
“新公民运动”的主要诉求之一是﹕要求中共官员公示个人财产。去年，至少有20名“新公民运动”成员被拘押，从上周三起，共有10人被控受审。
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Retired Professor Sets The Tiananmen Initiative Project
Retired Professor of History Stephen Levine of University of
Montana funded a website in commemoration of the June 4
massacre in 1989.
In the appeal, he wrote: “June 4, 2014 will mark the twenty-
fifth anniversary of the massacre in Beijing.
Hundreds if not thousands of unarmed Chinese citizens were
killed by troops acting on direct orders from the top rulers of
the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). The world knows this
tragedy as the Tiananmen Massacre."
He called upon “colleagues around the world in schools and
universities, civic organizations, foundations, research
institutions, non-governmental organizations, and similar
entities to sponsor and convene public events.
These are between April 15 and June 4, 2014, to mark the
twenty-fifth anniversary such as teach-ins, lectures, memorial
marches, press conferences, and other appropriate ways.
Such events may serve to memorialize the victims and educate
the public about what actually occurred in China in June1989.
And considering the significance of June 4 for the subsequent
course of Chinese politics, and stimulate ongoing discussions
in China about the necessity of genuine political reform."
He has since amassed more than 100 signatures, a list that
includes professors from Columbia University, Stanford
University, and National Tsing Hua University.
Hu Jia Was Detained For 24 Hours
Human rights activist Hu Jia returned home on January 27
after being held by Beijing police for 24 hours.
Hu Jia tells NTD that he was summoned to the Public Security
Bureau of Beijing Internet security corps regarding his activities
and participation in issues of Xinjiang, Tibet, Wang Bingzhang,
and other movements.
The most important reason for this summon was that he
organized visitors and rights defenders to the court to show
solidarity to the New Citizens’ Movement.
Hu Jia says that the state security warned that he has been
under strict and close monitor by the authorities.
Anything could be held as evidence to arrest him.
More New Citizens’ Movement Participants on Trial
The New Citizens’ Movement organizer Xu Zhiyong was
sentenced to four years in prison.
U.S. government and international human rights
organizations have criticized this court’s verdict.
On January 27, the other four activists involved in the New
Citizens’ Movement case trial continued their case trial.
They are Zhang Baocheng, Yuan Dong,
Ding Jiaxi, and Li Wei.
According to reports, both Zhang Baocheng and Yuan Dong
claimed their innocence, while Ding Jiaxi and Li Wei broke
their contract with the defense attorney delaying the trial for
15 days.
Beijing’s hope to conclude the case prior to the Chinese New
Year has gone.
Defense counsel Chen Jiangang told NTD that lawyers
have been restricted and cannot fully function.
The defense will have no effect so the trial will be unfair.
One of the main demands of the New Citizens’ Movement is:
To publicize Chinese officials’ personal property holdings.
Last year, at least 20 New Citizens’ Movement members were
detained.
Since last Wednesday, trials have been
conducted for a total of 10 accused people.
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