【新唐人2013年02月02日讯】美将强硬回应中国黑客攻击
据《美联社》2月1号报导，针对中国黑客对美国公司和政府机构持续发动网路攻击，美国欧巴马政府正在进行评估，将考虑采取更为严厉的应对措施。
报导引述美国两位前政府官员透露的消息说，美国国家安全委员会正在拟定的一份国家安全评估报告，将会详细说明美国受到的计算机网络攻击威胁，特别是来自中国大陆的威胁。
其中一位前官员说，这份评估报告将更直接指出中共政府在这些网络攻击行动中扮演的角色，强调美国政府对这一威胁的关切，并强化针对中共政府采取更强硬措施的计划。
报导说，虽然美国政府还没有确定可能采取的具体措施，但可能的措施包括威胁取消特定签证，或要求重大中国产品采购案需经国家安全检查。
人权观察：中国进步最小
1月31号，国际人权组织“人权观察”发布了《2013年度世界人权报告》，报告中指出，中国人权记录在2012年，无论在政治、公民、社会经济还是文化权利方面都没有什么进步。
报告指出，过去10年在胡锦涛与温家宝的领导下，中国的改革陷入停滞，新领导班子的习近平与李克强面对民间要求提升法治、问责与政府公开性的呼声日益高涨，至今也没有表现出愿意回应的迹象。
报告还说，中共对全球人权议题的影响也往往是负面的。在叙利亚问题上，中共政府虽然声称要以不懈努力促进和平与公正的解决，却和俄罗斯一同否定了旨在向叙利亚政府施压的三项决议。8月间，中共蔑视国际法，坚称逃到云南境内的至少7000名克钦族难民不是难民，将他们赶回了缅甸北部的冲突区。
关押238天 朱承志回家监视居住
在被关押和监视居住238天后，湖南著名维权人士朱承志2月1号被警方送回家中监视居住。
据《美国之音》报导，朱承志感谢各界朋友对他的关注，迫使当局送他回家。
朱承志是湖南邵阳著名的维权人士，因在网上公布“六四”民运人士李旺阳离奇死亡的消息和照片，而被邵阳公安局以“煽动颠覆国家政权罪”关押。
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Wall Street Journal: One More Victim of Chinese Cyber Attack
Following the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal recently
accused Chinese hackers of targeting the newspaper’s website.
Paula Keve, a spokeswoman for Journal publisher
Dow Jones, said in a written statement:
“Evidence shows that infiltration efforts target
the monitoring of the Journal’s coverage of China.
They are not an attempt to gain commercial advantage
or to misappropriate customer information,”
Wall Street Journal: “Chinese hackers with possible government
links have targeted major U.S. media companies for years.”
U.S. to Assertively Combat against Chinese Cyberspying
According to Associated Press on February 1st the Obama
administration is considering “more assertive action”
against persistent Chinese cyberspying that it believes to be
targeting the U.S. companies and government agencies.
The AP report cited two former U.S. government officials.
It said, “The Administration was preparing a new National
Intelligence Estimate (NIE) when complete,
is expected to detail the cyber threat, particularly
from China, as a growing economic problem.”
One of the former officials said the NIE assessment “would
also detail more directly the role of the Chinese Government in such espionage.”
The former official said NIE would underline the
administration’s concerns about the threat.
It would put greater weight on plans for more aggressive
action against the Chinese Government.”
AP report: “The Administration is still deciding
what steps it may take.
Actions could include canceling certain visas or putting major
purchases of Chinese goods through national security reviews.”
Human Rights Report 2013: China with the Least Progress
On January 31st Human Rights Watch released its
Human Rights Report 2013.
The annual report indicates that in 2012, China made no
progress on politics, citizen, society, economy or cultural rights.
The report says in the past 10 years under the reign of
Hu Jintao and Wen Jiabao, China reform stalled.
There is rising civil demand for improvement in rule of law,
accountability system and in governance transparency.
Chinese Communist Party (CCP) new leaders Xi Jinping and
Li Keqiang haven’t yet made a positive reaction.
The CCP regime often exerts negative impact on human
rights issues in the world, according to the report.
For instance on Syrian issue, the regime alleged it made
unremitting efforts to lead to a peaceful and fair solution.
However, the CCP, joined Russia, denied three resolutions
designed to put pressure on the Syrian government.
In August, at least 7000 ethnic Kachin refugees fled
from Burma into Yunnan.
The CCP denied their refugees identities, and evicted them
back to conflict zone in northern Burma.
Zhu Chengzhi Released Home Under Residential Surveillance
After 238 days of custody, Zhu Chengzhi, renowned rights
activist in Hunan province, was released on February 1st.
However he was placed under residential surveillance.
The Voice of America reported that Zhu Chengzhi thanked
all those for their concerning and their pressure.
This support forced the authorities to release him home.
Zhu Chengzhi is known as a famous rights activist
in Shaoyang, Hunan Province.
He published the photo and news of the suspicious death of
Li Wangyang, pro-democracy activist on the internet.
With that, Zhu Chengzhi was detained by Shaoyang police
authorities, charged with “inciting subversion of state power”.
