【新唐人2013年11月11日讯】三中全会期间 访民敏感地带表诉求
中共十八届三中全会正在北京“闭门”召开，北京安保维稳空前，天安门广场周边三步一岗、五步一哨，而会议现场“京西宾馆”更是戒备森严，大批武警、特警及便衣来回巡逻，但是来自全国各地的访民仍然突破封锁，到达天安门、中南海等敏感地带，他们在那里撒传单、喊口号、拉横幅、割腕自杀，不同方式表达诉求。很多人在现场被抓走。
据访民估算，三中全会开幕的当天，北京专门关押访民的黑监狱“马家楼”和“久敬庄”人满为患，可能达到上万人。
日媒：场外抗议 给三中全会加压
由于时间敏感，中国访民在三中全会会场周边地区的抗议示威，也引起海外媒体的关注，日本主流媒体11月10号纷纷加以报导。
日本《时事通信社》图文并茂的报导了三中全会开幕时，在北京西城区的监察部外，超过1000名来自各地上访者的示威场面。文章标题为“弱者给习总书记压力：三中全会开幕、上访者‘团结’的中国”。
报导说，在三中全会开幕当天的戒严状态下，如此大规模抗议行动，实属例外。
《时事通讯社》指出，中共十八届三中全会将在4天会议期间，讨论全面深化改革，但大陆的社会弱势民众，已对官员贪腐和司法不公愤怒到极点，给三中全会讨论反腐议题增加由下至上的压力。
《路透社》驻华资深记者签证被拒
英国《路透社》驻北京资深记者慕亦仁（Paul Mooney）的常驻记者签证申请，日前被中共当局拒绝。
据美国《纽约时报》报导，慕亦仁的工作签证去年到期后，一直向中共当局申请新的常驻记者签证，在等待了8个月之后，中共外交部11月8号通知《路透社》，他们不打算给慕亦仁发放新的签证。中共外交部没有说明拒签的理由。
慕亦仁对《纽时》记者说，他怀疑中共拒绝发给他新的签证，是对他持续报导中共侵犯人权的“惩罚”。
慕亦仁现年63岁，目前住在加州伯克利。有推特网友说，慕亦仁是最关心中国人权状况的外国记者之一。
编辑/周玉林
The Chinese Continue Petitioning at The Sensitive Areas
during The Third Plenary Meeting
The Third Plenary is creating a ‘closing door’
effect in Beijing.
Security and police are seen everywhere.
Tiananmen Square, and Jingxi Hotel where the third plenum
is located, are heavily guarded by armed police, special
police and plainclothes patrol.
Against all odds, Chinese petitioners from every corner of
China made it though and arrived at the sensitive areas
such as Tiananmen Square and Zhongnanhai.
They spread flyers, shouted slogans, held banners, and even
attempted suicide.
In different ways, they expressed their demands.
Many were arrested at the scene.
According to the petitioners, the opening day of the Third
Plenum, Beijing black jails ‘Majialou’ and ‘Jiujingzhuang’
overflowed with tens of thousands of detained petitioners.
Japanese Media: Protests Put Pressure on
The Third Plenary Session
Due to time sensitivity, Chinese petitioners’ protests in areas
surrounding the Plenary hall, has attracted overseas media
attention.
The Japanese mainstream media reported the incident on
November 10.
The Japanese media, Jiji Press, reported that over 1,000
Chinese petitioners protested at the Ministry of Supervision in
Beijing during the opening of the third plenary.
Their article is titled, “The Weak Pressure General Secretary
Xi: The Opening of The Third Plenum, The Petitioners
Unite in China.”
The report indicated that in the state of martial law on the
opening day of the Third Plenum, such large scale protests
are indeed an exception.
Jiji Press reported that the Third Plenary Session of the 18th
CPC Central Committee will in the four days of meetings
discuss how to comprehensively deepen reform.
However, the socially disadvantaged peoples’ anger at the
corruption and injustice has reached the extreme.
It has become a pressure from bottom of the society to the
hierarchy’s anti-corruption agenda in the meeting.
China turns down Veteran American Journalist Visa Application
Paul Mooney, a veteran journalist based in Beijing for the
past 18 years, was refused a resident journalist visa by the
Chinese Comunist Party (CCP).
According to the New York Times, Paul Mooney had been
waiting for a new visa since the old one expired last year.
After eight months of waiting, Chinese Foreign Ministry told
Reuters on November 8 that it would not grant him a resident
journalist visa but declined to provide a reason.
Paul Mooney told the New York Times that he suspected that
the government’s decision to deny him a visa was punishment
for his persistent coverage of human rights abuses in China.
Mr. Mooney, 63, is now living in Berkeley, California.
He is said to be one of the international reporters who is most
concerned about China ‘s human rights issues by twitter users.
Edit / Zhou Yulin
