【新唐人2013年01月01日讯】腾讯“致敬十大反对者”遭急删
大陆门户网站《腾讯》，12月30号，发表了《年终策划：致敬十大反对者》一文，盘点2012年中国一群拒绝向强权与体制妥协的“反对者”，称赞他们是英雄，并表示“一旦他们有了发言权，所有人都有了发言权。”
文章发出后，立即被大量网友讨论和转发。但是文章随后被腾讯和百度贴吧等网站火速删除。
被删除的文章列出的十大反对者为：1、不公选举的反对者乌坎村民；2、决策不透明的反对者甚邡启东市民；3、洗脑的反对者香港市民；4、言论管制的反对者任建宇；5、教育权不公反对者占海特；6、计划生育反对者杨支柱；7、平坟运动反对者赵克罗；8、有毒食品反对者吴恒；9、商业霸权反对者罗永浩；10、一切不公的反对者全体网民。
同城公民 打破个体无助感
今年在大陆兴起的“公民同城圈”活动，越来越引起中共当局的恐惧。这种公民活动的方式是参加者以聚餐、爬山、喝茶等方式，相聚在一起，共同关心国家的民主、法制自由和人权。而警方以各种借口阻止这类聚会。
据《美国之音》报导，发起这个活动的上海网络作家李化平表示，他今年4月正式对外发布活动构想后，得到了全方位的响应。根据他的了解，“同城公民圈”在中国一、二线城市已经全部启动，现在一部分三线城市的网民也加入到了公民圈的行动。
李化平说，同城公民圈的原则是“公开、低调、合法”，公民圈借用了儿时玩过的“找朋友”的游戏，把相信自由、公义和爱的好朋友聚在一起，守望相助，互相鼓励。
北京知名社会活动人士胡佳也认为，同城公民圈的形式有助于打破个体公民在遇到问题时的无助感和孤独感。
上千访民高喊“还我人权”迎新年
据《自由亚洲电台》报导，12月31号，一些长年上访没有结果的访民，在北京南站幸福路附近聚集，先是五、六百人在那里嗮太阳，后来人越来越多，达到上千人的时候，一些受了整年的冤枉、愤愤不平的访民，走出马路堵路抗议，高喊“打倒腐败”、“还我人权”、“还我幸福生活”，以这样的方式，迎接2013年的到来。
最后，中共当局出动十几部大型巴士，将访民全部拉走。
编辑/周玉林
Tencent: 2012 Top 10 Protesters
On Dec. 30, Tencent’s website issued an article,
called “2012 Top 10 Protesters”.
It lists the top 10 protesters; individuals and groups who refuse
to compromise with the power of the Chinese Communist Party.
Tencent praised them saying that they were heroes, and
“Once they have freedom of speech, everyone else would too.”
After the article was published, it was immediately circulated
by netizens causing heated discussion.
However, the article was soon deleted from Tencent and
Baidu websites.
The top ten protesters are:
1) Wukan villagers: against fraud election
2) Shifang residents: against opaque decisions
3) Hong Kong residents: against brainwashing
4) Ren Jianyu: against restriction on speech
5) Zhan Haite: against unequal chance of education
6) Yang Zhizhu: against one-child policy
7) Zhao Keluo: against demolishing graveyard
8) Wu Heng: against the toxic food
9) Luo Yonghao: against commercial domination
10) All netizens: against all unfair events
Citizens Share Attitude Events
In 2012, “Citizens share attitude” event was launched
in mainland China.
It made the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)
very afraid of it.
The participants normally gather together to have a meal,
hiking or drinking tea.
They share opinions on democracy,
legislation and human rights.
However, police prevented such events with various excuses.
Voice of America reported that the Internet writer Li Huaping,
was founder of the event in Shanghai.
Li said that he publicized his idea of the event in April 2012,
then he had received wide range of responses.
He said the event was formed at big and medium cities.
Now netizens in some small cities are also
participating in the event.
Li Huaping said that the event principle is
“open, low profile, legal”
The event copied the idea of a children’s game of
“looking for friends”.
The idea is to put friends, who believe in freedom,
equality and love together, to help and encourage each other.
Hu Jia, Beijing activist believes the events are good to help
citizens who feel lost and loneliness when encountering problems.
Beijing Petitioners Shouted Slogans to Celebrate New Year
Radio Free Asia reported that, on Dec. 31st, petitioners
who were neglected after years of appeal, gathered at South Beijing Rail Station.
To start with, there were 500-600 of them.
Later numbers increased.
Petitioners’ numbers reached thousands of people
who had been mistreated over the past years.
Some angry petitioners stepped out to block the road.
They shouted out “down with the corruption”,
“return my rights” “return my happiness”.
This is how they celebrated in the New Year 2013.
Later, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) sent dozens of
buses to the site and all petitioners were taken away.
