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加國華人民運組織高層 轟中國特務威脅中港家人 「我們知道你父母住哪裡」
有支持民主的加拿大華人組織坦言，不時面臨中國特務威嚇，其中，「多倫多支持中國民運會」聯合主席關卓中，近日接受法新社訪問時便透露，「他們（中國特務）利用在中國或香港的家庭關係來威脅你。或只是簡單的一句，『我們知道你的父母住在哪裡』」。
CBC Power & Politics
Speaking at Power & Politics, Cheuk Kwan, TADC co-chair, said that we should look forward to a desperately-needed foreign agent registry and to strengthening the tools for the law enforcement to break the cycle of Chinese interference.
Watch Power & Politics at 1:10:30
CBC Power & Politics
Cheuk Kwan, TADC co-chair, calls for Canada to adopt counter measures similar to those in Australia.
Watch Power & Politics at 43:25.
Zoomer Radio: Fight Back with Libby Znaimer
CHINA-CANADA TENSIONS ESCALATE
If anyone feel unsafe because of what the Canadian government is doing, Cheuk Kwan, co-chair of TADC, pointed out that it is the Chinese government that is making people feel unsafe.
(more…)34th Anniversary June 4th Memorial 「六四」34周年悼念
Remember Tiananmen Massacre
Never Forget Hong Kong
毋忘六四 • 決不捨棄
Sun May 28, 2023 | 5月28日星期日
Sun June 4, 2023 | 6月4日星期日
(more…)Global National News
Why a Liberal MP is calling on the Canadian government to reconsider foreign agent registry
Cheuk Kwan, TADC co-chair, spoke with Global News Mackenzie Gray on his report about an MP within the governing Liberals going against the grain and voicing his opposition to the plan.
Global The West Block
Chinese Canadians urge feds to look into the depth, danger of China’s meddling
Chinese interference continues to dominate headlines. And while talking about China’s efforts to influence and interfere in Canada’s democracy might be new to some, many in the Chinese Canadian community say this has been a problem they have warned about for years.
(more…)Vietnam’s Evasive Answer to UN Human Rights Experts about Dong Guangping Cannot Stand
For Immediate Release
Three months after United Nations human rights experts wrote to the Vietnamese government demanding answers to a number of questions about disappeared Chinese human rights defender Dong Guangping, the government has responded with the blithe statement that, “After the verification process, the authorities in Viet Nam have had no information regarding Dong Guangping in Viet Nam.”
That means that seven months since he disappeared after he was arrested, handcuffed, blindfolded and taken into custody in Hanoi by Vietnamese police, Dong Guangping remains missing, his family knows nothing about his fate, and the Vietnamese government continues to refuse to disclose his whereabouts.
(more…)CBC Radio World At Six
Cheuk Kwan, TADC co-chair, spoke on CBC NEWS: THE WORLD AT SIX with Susan Bonner.
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