向佔中九子的致敬及支持
香港法庭已於去年12月14日審結「佔中九子案」，會於4月9日作出裁決。北美多個華人組織、包括多倫多支持中國民運會，各自拍下短片，整合後於4月7日發放給九子，作為向他們的致敬及支持。 (more…)
Commemoration of 30th Anniversary of June 4
「六四」三十周年紀念
With this year’s June 4th soon upon us, TADC has prepared a series of events to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the Tiananmen Massacre in 1989. Please come with your family and friends to these free events. Be sure to join us on Sat June 1 for the June 4 Rally and for the preview of the Liu Xiaobo Empty Chair memorial.
六四30周年臨近，為紀念這個重要的日子，多倫多支持中國民運會即將推出連串活動。請與家人朋友一同參與各項免費活動，特別謹記於6月1日星期六出席「六四」遊行，與我們並肩同行，更可預先親睹劉曉波紀念銅座。
Press Conference 新聞發佈會
March 27, 2019 | 3月27日
With this year’s June 4th soon upon us, TADC has prepared a series of events to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the Tiananmen Massacre in 1989. As always, our theme continues to be “Never Forget June 4” and “Democracy in China”. Particularly, we also want to expose the invasion and influence of “China Model” into Canada.
六四30周年臨近，多倫多支持中國民運會即將為這個重要的日子推出連串活動。今年的主題除了是毋忘六四、繼續推動中國民主之外，更提出要遏止中國模式入侵加拿大。 (more…)
Public Forum: Free Expression and National Interests: The case of China
Thursday April 11, 2019 | 4月11日星期四
Ryerson Centre for Free Expression is holding a public forum on “Free Expression and National Interests: The Case of China”. The discussion panel includes Sanjay Ruparelia, Cheuk Kwan of TADC and Jan Wong, with Lisa Taylor as the moderator. This forum is free and all are welcomed. Please check out the following web page for more details.
懷雅遜大學將於四月十一日星期四舉行公眾論壇，主題圍繞中國政府操控公衆輿論，對加國人民及其自由言論的影響。主講嘉賓有Sanjay Ruparelia、Jan Wong黃明珍、及本會發言人關卓中，由Lisa Taylor擔任主持。公衆論壇費用全免、無需預先登記，以英語舉行，敬請屆時參加。欲知詳情請點擊以上網址查閲。 (more…)
Public Forum: Dissent, Democracy & Student Activism
Wednesday March 27, 2019 | 3日27日星期三
TADC is pleased to sponsor this Ryerson event organized by Unifor National Chair in Social Justice and Democracy and Jack Layton Chair to mark the 30th Anniversary of Tiananmen Square June 4, 1989. The free public forum will be held on Wed 3/27 with Wang Dan, Rowena He and Chris Ramsaroop as speakers and Kiké Roach as moderator. Please go to this link for more information on the event.
為紀念天安門六四30周年，由本會贊助、懷雅遜大學主辦的公眾論壇將於三月廿七日星期三舉行，重點討論學生運動與民主抗爭。主講嘉賓除王丹外，還邀請到何曉清博士及Chris Ramsaroop一同出席。公衆論壇費用全免、無需預先登記，敬請屆時參加。欲知詳情請點擊至網頁查閲。
https://www.ryerson.ca/jack-layton-chair/events/2019/03/student-dissent–democracy—activism/
To Prime Minister Trudeau RE Uygurs in Xinjiang, China 致加拿大總理關於中國新彊維吾人公開信
Stand Up for human rights in Xinjiang and take actions to protect Canadians
Dear Prime Minister:
On behalf of Toronto Association for Democracy in China, we write to raise our deep concerns about the massive human rights abuse in Xinjiang (East Turkistan), China.
We are heartened when Canada became the first state to acknowledge China’s use of ‘re-education’ camps to hold hundreds of thousands of Uyghurs. However, we are deeply disappointed that our government has not taken concrete actions to stand up for the Uyghurs in Xinjiang, and to protect Uyghur Canadians from the harassment in Canada by the Chinese government. (more…)
Coalition Letter to Foreign Minister Freeland RE Uyghurs 致加拿大外交部長關於維吾爾人的公開信
Dear Minister Freeland,
I write to you on behalf of the members of the Canadian Coalition on Human Rights in China listed below with an urgent request. As you know, China’s human rights record will be in the global spotlight tomorrow when the country is examined under the UN Human Rights Council’s Universal Periodic review process for the first time since 2013. As always, there are many pressing human rights concerns that merit attention as states present their questions and recommendations for reform to China. We have welcomed the opportunity to engage with your officials, as part of our annual consultation meeting and through written submissions, as to issues we hope Canada will highlight. (more…)
Condemn Chinese Government’s Safety Threat to Artist Badiucao 強烈譴責中共政府向巴丟草作人身恐嚇
Statement by Free Expression Week ‘Badiucao’ Art Exhibition
We are sorry to announce that the exhibition “Gongle,” by Chinese artist Badiucao, has been cancelled out of safety concerns.
The decision follows threats made by the Chinese authorities relating to the artist. Whilst the organisers value freedom of expression, the safety of our partners remains a major concern.
We regret having to make this decision, and hope there will be a chance for public to see Badiucao’s work in future.
Other Free Expression Week events will continue as normal.
Media coverage 傳媒報導
Candle Light Vigil for Liu Xiaobo 悼劉曉波蠋光追思會。營救維權律師
July 13 marks the first year of Liu Xiaobo passing away. His widow Liu Xia just regained her freedom. Let’s get together to remember his past, wish her well for a free life, and put pressure on China to free all being illegally retained. Please come join us in Toronto to strengthen the voices from many cities around the world. (more…)