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NameJ. L
Date07-08-2007
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MessageI was born in Beijing and grew up there. Like a lot of other Beijingers, I wanted Olympics, because I hoped our lives would get better, and the human rights condition would improve.
But experience shows it's not the case. The closer it gets to the Olympics, the more oppressive the government gets. People have lost their houses to the new roads and new buildings.
Olympics should only be held in China when:

Christians, Tibetan Buddhists, Muslims, Falun Gong practitioners and believers of other religions are free.
People can vote for the leaders of the nation.
No more prisoners of conscience.
There is freedom of press and speech.
Taiwan can choose whether they want to be independent or not via a referendum.
ETC.

We want human rights first, then Olympics.


NameWongManTakS
Date07-04-2007
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Messagesupport
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NameJana
Date07-02-2007
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MessagePlease add The CIPFG Boycotts the Bloody Harvest Games to your great site.

Coalition to Investigate the Persecution of Falun Gong in China

The Coalition to Investigate the Persecution of Falun Gong (CIPFG) has recently branded the Games to be held in Beijing the “Bloody Harvest Games”, following the investigative reports conducted by Canadian human rights lawyer David Matas and former Secretary of State (Asia-Pacific) David Kilgour on the illegal organ harvesting trade from Falun Gong prisoners of conscience in China.

We believe that the 2008 Olympics cannot go ahead in Beijing while the above atrocities are occurring. To do so would be a travesty of the Olympic spirit and the antithesis of the Olympic Charter’s statement to encourage “the establishment of a peaceful society concerned with preservation of human dignity”.

China’s present leaders have much at stake in making the Games a success; it is up to us to put human rights on the agenda while they are listening.

Together, we invite you to become a participant and supporter of a global torch run for human rights inspired by the Olympic torch relay. With your support, we can light the human rights torch and make human dignity a priority during the 2008 Olympics.

Please help to keep the human rights flame alive and support the global human rights relay.


NameIryna Tuz
Date06-26-2007
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MessageHello!
I'm writing an article about the Olympic games in Beijin, and i will be VERY grateful to you for answering a few questions:

what are ther reasons that you take such active part in the campaign of Boycotting?
what effect are you expecting?
how many people have contacted you? maybe, they've told you some interesting stories?

my deadline is Saturday June, 30th. if you could answer before this deadline, it would be nice!
and the last question - few words about yourself: name, age, what do you do

my work e-mail is tuz(@)kppublications.com

best regards,
Iryna Tuz


NameNoolympics
Date06-01-2007
MessageWelcome to the "No Beijing Olympics 2008 Blog"!

Please sign my guestbook! Thank you for your support!!!


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