【新唐人2012年9月26日讯】台湾保钓船队与日方对峙后返航
9月24号出发的台湾保钓船队，在钓鱼岛周边海域完成宣示主权之后，于9月25号上午返航台湾。
台湾海巡署表示，尽管遭到日本海上保安厅的干扰，台湾渔船最终仍然挺进到了钓鱼岛2.1海里处，完成宣示的目地，随后已经平安返航。
台湾海巡署说，台湾船队在上午5点半左右在距钓鱼台18海里处，遭遇日本海上保安厅船舰阻挡。日方在8点半左右以广播、探照灯及喷洒水柱方式，阻止台湾渔船前进，台湾海巡署船舰立即采取相对应方式强力保护渔船。
日本海上保安厅及台湾海巡署除了以扩音器及无线电互相喊话，要求对方离开“领海”外，双方船舰并互喷水柱驱离对方。
港媒：薄熙来重大犯案进入倒计时
王立军案判决结果公布后，中共将如何处理薄熙来，持续受到外界关注。
香港《苹果日报》25号报导，来自北京的消息说，在谷开来案、王立军案审结后，中共中央已认定薄熙来涉嫌“重大违法犯罪”，案件的公开处理已开始倒计时，重庆市人大常委会本周将罢免薄熙来全国人大代表职务，中央政治局月底将审议中纪委的调查报告，决定开除薄熙来党籍，并移交司法机关处理。
陆媒：黑白两道联手贩卖活体器官
中国首宗公开的非法买卖活体器官案，经大陆媒体曝光，证实器官中介罪犯伪造“死刑犯判决书”、和“死刑犯器官捐赠志愿书”、以及“亲属关系器官捐赠志愿书”来活摘器官。
9月10号出版的《财经》杂志，在题为《非法买卖51颗肾脏背后：器官由三甲医院洗白》的文章中，详细披露了一个叫郑伟的肾脏器官中介，贩卖器官的黑幕。
这宗非法买卖人体器官案，涉及51颗活体肾脏，8颗死刑犯器官。涉案人员包括山东地方法院人员，军方304医院医生等。
这次被中共政府公开的活摘器官案件，证实了《大纪元时报》六年来的追踪报导，《大纪元》持续揭露中国存在的“器官产业链”黑幕，这个“产业链”，由军方医院、政法委法院、监狱系统、器官中介商、和黑道帮会，密集联手形成。
富士康复工 警方清算
山西太原“富士康”企业，因暴发数千员工抗暴的群体事件，9月24号停工一天， 25号已经复工，但依然有大量警车和警察在厂区进出，警方要求参与的员工主动投案，并鼓动知情员工提供线索，还通过厂区内部广播系统寻找参与者。
据《大纪元》新闻引述知情富士康员工吴先生的话说，有些员工被带走，接受调查。这位吴先生还说，抗暴事件后，厂方准备增加员工工资，并将整顿1500名保安。员工认为，抗暴事件取得了胜利。
编辑/周玉林
Taiwanese Boats Protested in Diaoyu Islands, Safely Returned Home
Taiwanese boats had sailed to the disputed Diaoyu Islands
and on Sept. 24, they completed declaration of sovereignty.
On the morning of the next day, protest boats
sailed back to Taiwan.
Taiwan Coast Guard Administration (TCGA) said that
although Japanese coast patrol vessels blocked passage,
Taiwanese boats still reached to 2.1 nautical miles
away from Diaoyu (Senkaku) Islands waters.
When they completed declaring sovereignty,
they returned to Taiwan safely, said TCGA.
TCGA said that at 5am, when the protest boats reached
Diaoyu Islands waters about 18 nautical miles away, the Japanese Coast Guard came to stop them.
At 8am, Japanese vessels started using broadcasting, strong
beam lights, and water canons to stop Taiwanese boats from going further.
However, TCGA used the same methods to fight back
in order to protect their boats.
Apart from using loud speakers and wireless phones to shout
at each other, both sides also requested the other to leave their territorial waters.
They used water canons to dismiss each other.
Hong Kong media: Time Before Bo Xilai’s Trial Is Counting Down
After Wang Lijun’s trial has been ended, how the Chinese
Communist Party (CCP) will deal with Bo Xilai is becoming a public concern.
On Sept.23, Hong Kong’s Apple Daily cited a source from
Beijing who said now that Gu Kailai’s and Wang Lijun’s trials have ended,
the CCP had confirmed Bo a suspect involved
in major crimes.
The time before Bo’s trial is counting down.
Chongqing people’s committee will remove Bo from his role
as representative of the National People’s Congress.
At end of this month, the Standing Committee will inspect
the investigation report made by Central Commission for Discipline Inspection.
The Standing Committee will remove Bo’s party membership
and handing him over to judicial organs.
Live Organ Harvesting Trade in China
China’s first ever open case of live organ harvesting has been
exposed by the media.
It was confirmed that organ traders made up false death
penalty verdicts and organ donors statements to take live organs.
On Sept.10, Caijing magazine published an article saying,
“Behind 55 Illegal Kidney Trades: Sanjia Hospital Makes it Legal.
It revealed a dark scene of how a trader called Zhen Wei
sells organs.
In the case of illegal trade of human organs involving 51 kidneys
harvested live, 8 of them were taken from death penalty prisoners.
Court staff members in Shandong province and doctors from
No. 304 military hospital are all involved.
The Chinese regime publicizing the case also confirms what
the Epoch Times newspaper has continued to report over the last six years.
The Epoch Times has continuously reported that the live organ
harvesting trading chains are linked by the military hospital,
the Political and Legislative Committee Courts, prisons,
organ traders and mafias.
Foxconn Workers Resumed Work, Police Began to Arrest Protesters
On Sept 24, the Taiyuan Foxconn Plant in Shanxi province
announced closure of the factory for a day due a large-scale protest by thousands of workers due to violent treatment.
On Sept. 25, the factory re-opened, however, many police
and police vehicles can be seen around factory.
Police requested protesters voluntarily surrender,
and also asked workers to provide details of participants.
Police also attempted to find protesters
through the factory’s radio.
The Epoch Times cited Mr. Wu from Foxconn plant
who said that some workers were detained and awaiting further investigation.
Mr. Wu also said that after the protest, Foxconn decided
to increase wages and will investigate 1500 security staffs’ behavior.
Workers believe that the non-violent protest was effective.
