【新唐人2013年06月21日讯】藏人维权作家唯色再被软禁
北京藏人维权作家唯色，20号在推特上透露，她与丈夫——西藏问题研究专家王力雄，再次被北京当局软禁。这是今年以来，她第3次被限制行动。唯色认为，这次被禁的原因是﹕她接受了即将进藏的外国记者采访。
唯色说，因为当局要允许、安排一批外媒记者去拉萨采访，而记者们开始做准备，包括采访她，于是她和她的先生被当局当成“杂音”，软禁了起来。她附注说明“似乎这样外国记者听到的就都是西藏人民好幸福了”。而当局对西藏真相是如此忌惮，由此可见一斑。
唯色预测：这次软禁时间可能持续到25号，也可能更长。目前，小区楼下有一群便衣，电梯口还有两人日夜值班。
苏州警察拔枪对付维权工人
日前，一名安徽民工在苏州工地突发脑溢血，送医院抢救，因建筑公司不肯付钱，未能及时得到救治而死亡。
据《中国茉莉花革命》网站报导，6月18号，数十名死者的亲属及老乡，聚集工地讨说法，建筑公司报警。苏州淞泽派出所副所长张建林，带两车防暴警察赶到现场。到场后，二话不说，就拔出手枪，命令警察打人。报导说，警察一手持枪，一手拿着防暴棍，打得死者家属满地打滚。
沈阳城管打小贩遭千人围堵
6月19号，辽宁省沈阳市五名城管人员，在一条夜市街上与小贩发生冲突，引发上千群众堵路抗议。大批警察到场驱散人群，事件持续了四小时。
据《自由亚洲电台》报导，当天晚上，四、五名城管到皇姑区巴山路北行夜市巡逻，路上摆摊的小贩见状，立即四散逃跑。一家经营炸鸡排的一家三口走避不及，被城管按着。城管要没收货物和工具，引起小贩不满，双方发生冲突，其中一名小贩被打倒在地，引起民众不满。
第120名藏族自焚者不治死亡
据《法新社》6月20号报导，上周在四川甘孜藏族自治区道孚县灵雀寺附近，自焚抗议中共高压统治的一名藏族尼姑，因伤势过重不治死亡。
这是自2009年2月爆发藏人自焚潮后，第120名自焚的藏人。
编辑/周玉林
藏人维权作家唯色再被软禁
北京藏人维权作家唯色，20号在推特上透露，她与丈夫—-西藏问题研究专家王力雄，再次被北京当局软禁。这是今年以来，她第3次被限制行动。唯色认为，这次被禁的原因是﹕她接受了即将进藏的外国记者采访。
唯色说，因为当局要允许、安排一批外媒记者去拉萨采访，而记者们开始做准备，包括采访她，于是她和她的先生被当局当成“杂音”，软禁了起来。她附注说明“似乎这样外国记者听到的就都是西藏人民好幸福了”。而当局对西藏真相是如此忌惮，由此可见一斑。
唯色预测：这次软禁时间可能持续到25号，也可能更长。目前，小区楼下有一群便衣，电梯口还有两人日夜值班。
http://thehousenews.com/politics/%E6%88%B3%E7%A0%B4%E4%B8%AD%E5%85%B1%E7%B2%89%E9%A3%BE%E5%A4%AA%E5%B9%B3-%E5%94%AF%E8%89%B2%E5%A4%AB%E5%A9%A6%E8%A2%AB%E8%BB%9F%E7%A6%81/
苏州警察拔枪对付维权工人
日前，一名安徽民工在苏州工地突发脑溢血，送医院抢救，因建筑公司不肯付钱，未能及时得到救治而死亡。
据《中国茉莉花革命》网站报导，6月18号，数十名死者的亲属及老乡，聚集工地讨说法，建筑公司报警。
苏州淞泽派出所副所长张建林，带两车防暴警察赶到现场。到场后，二话不说，就拔出手枪，命令警察打人。
报导说，警察一手持枪，一手拿着防暴棍，打得死者家属满地打滚。
http://molihuaxingdong.blogspot.com/2013/06/8_20.html
——沈阳城管打小贩遭千人围堵——
6月19号，辽宁省沈阳市五名城管人员，在一条夜市街上与小贩发生冲突，引发上千群众堵路抗议。大批警察到场驱散人群，事件持续了四小时。
据《自由亚洲电台》报导，当天晚上，四、五名城管到皇姑区巴山路北行夜市巡逻，路上摆摊的小贩见状，立即四散逃跑。一家经营炸鸡排的一家三口走避不及，被城管按着。城管要没收货物和工具，引起小贩不满，双方发生冲突，其中一名小贩被打倒在地，引起民众不满。
http://www.rfa.org/cantonese/news/hawker-06202013094435.html?encoding=simplified
—–第120名藏族自焚者不治死亡—–
据《法新社》6月20号报导，上周在四川甘孜藏族自治区道孚县灵雀寺附近，自焚抗议中共高压统治的一名藏族尼姑，因伤势过重不治死亡。
这是自2009年2月爆发藏人自焚潮后，第120名自焚的藏人。
编辑/周玉林
Tibetan civil rights writer Woeser placed under house arrest once more
On 20 June, Beijing Tibetan civil rights
writer Woeser revealed on Twitter that
she, along with her husband Wang Lixiong,
expert on Tibet problems, were placed
under house arrest by the Beijing authorities.
This is the third time that her movements
were restricted this year.
Woeser believes the reason is due to the fact that she took
an interview with a foreign journalist who was traveling to Tibet.
Woeser said the regime allowed and arranged for a group
of foreign reporters to go to Lhasa to interview.
The reporters began to prepare for their interview,
including interviewing her.
She and her husband were treated as “noise” and
were placed under house arrest by the authority.
In her explanatory notes she said, “It seems that
foreign correspondents only want to hear that Tibetans are living happy lives.
It is evident that the authority was so afraid of
the facts regarding Tibet.”
Woeser predicts that the time of the house arrest
will last until June 25 or longer.
A group of plainclothes police guard downstairs and
two men are on duty at the elevator entrance day and night.
Suzhou police drew their guns at civil rights activists.
Recently, an Anhui peasant worker suddenly had a brain
hemorrhage at his work place and was sent to the hospital.
However, the construction company refused to pay for him,
he couldn’t get treatment on time, and died.
According to Chinese Jasmine Revolution report,
on June 18, several relatives and neighbors of the deceased
gathered at the work place to seek an explanation, and the construction company called the police.
Zhang Jianlin, vice director of Songze police station,
led riot police with two vehicles, to the gathering place.
When they arrived, he said nothing, drew his pistol
and ordered the police to beat the people.
The report said that the police held pistols
in one hand and riot sticks in the other.
They beat the relatives of the deceased,
who were rolling on the ground.
Shenyang city administrative clerks beat peddlers
and a thousand people surrounded
On June 19, five Shenyang city administrative clerks
had a scuffle with peddlers on a night market street,
which resulted in a thousand people
blocking the street to protest.
A large group of police dismissed the crowd
and the event lasted four hours.
According to a Radio Free Asia report, that night,
four or five city administrative clerks were patrolling
in Bashan night market street, Huanggu district.
When the peddlers in the street spotted them,
they immediately dispersed,
but a three person family operating a
fried chicken stand were caught.
The administrative clerks confiscated
their goods and equipment,
which caused dissatisfaction among the peddlers
who were with them, and a conflict erupted. A peddler was beat to ground.
The 120th Tibetan self-immolator died
Agence France Presse (AFP) reported, on June 20,
a Tibetan nun who lit herself on fire last week in protest of
the Chinese Communist Party(CCP), died due to heavy burn.
She self immolated near Lingque temple, Daofu county,
Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous prefecture, Sichuan province.
She is the 120th self-immolator since Tibetan
self-immolation out broke in February 2009.
