My name is Shi Shenghong. I'm currently detained at the Changlinzi Forced Labor Camp in the City of Harbin, Heilongjiang Province. Here I demand that the CCP authorities immediately release all detained Falun Gong practitioners unconditionally.

We are Falun Gong practitioners who are detained at the Changlinzi Forced Labor Camp in Harbin City, Heilongjiang Province. We have the following requests:
- Immediately declare the innocence of Mr. Li Hongzhi and Falun Gong.
- Immediately and unconditionally release all practitioners who are illegally detained.
- Compensate all practitioners for the physical and emotional losses they have suffered from the time the persecution started.
- Bring the key criminals in this political gangster regime - Jiang Zemin and Luo Gan - to justice.

The Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy (TCHRD) expresses its deepest concern over the fate of former Chanzoe (manager and the treasurer) Sonam Rabgyal and four other monks of Ramoche Temple, whose whereabouts could not be ascertained since their arrest during a midnight raid in monks' residence on 7 April 2008.

Mysore, September 28- The Tibetans in South India took out a massive Candle Light March in Mysore city to mark the September 27, 1987 the greatest ever independence demonstration in Tibet since 1959. The Tibetans all over the world observe the Day as ‘Black Day’. The Mysore Candle Light March was organized jointly by the South Indian Chapters of Tibetan Rights and Freedom Restoration Committee, Regional Tibetan Youth Congress and Regional Tibetan Women’s Association of Hunsur, Kollegal and Bylakuppe Settlements.

Zeng Jinyan, wife of renowned human rights advocate Hu Jia, has suffered serious implications since Hu’s arrest. Two policewomen have moved into Zeng’s home in order to monitor her 24 hours round clock. During the Olympic Games, Zeng was banished from Beijing, and was transferred through Dalian and Shijiazhuang, before being returned to Beijing on August 30th.

Falun Gong adherents held incommunicado, families also arrested and beaten
New York (FDIC)—A group of Falun Gong adherents from Liaoning province are at grave risk of torture after being arrested following a daring escape from Masanjia labor camp in August, the Falun Dafa Information Center warned on Friday.

In June 2008, the Observatory for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders published its 2007 World Human Rights Report. A collaborative project between the Paris-based International Federation for Human Rights (IFHR) and the Geneva-based World Organization Against Torture, the Report is one of the most important human rights reports in the world. The 2007 report enumerated how the Chinese government further repressed dissidents and arrested protesters before the Olympics. Mr. Wei Jingsheng wrote the preface for the China section of the 2007 International Human Rights Report.

On the edge of Tibetan towns in this western province, special police officers carrying rifles stand guard behind checkpoints made of sandbags.
Inside the towns, convoys of police vehicles drive up and down the streets. Security personnel stop shoppers and question them.

Six months after Tibetans staged riots and protests against Chinese rule, Beijing still maintains a tight grip on this largely Tibetan area.

Locals say their lives have not yet returned to normal, and many people arrested during the March unrest are still in prison.

'Criminal attacks'

In the recent few months after the outbreak of the major protests across the Tibetan plateau since March 10, 2008, a few more cases of, particularly, the enforced and involuntary disappearance of Tibetans are beginning to surface. According to the Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy (TCHRD), there are at least more than a thousand Tibetans whose current whereabouts and well being remains completely unknown to their family members and their affiliated monasteries.

Neighborhood security agent confirms death, wife still in labor camp
NEW YORK (FDI) – An elderly Falun Gong practitioner from Chaoyang district in Beijing, home to the Bird’s Nest Stadium, died from injuries incurred in custody two days before the close of the 2008 Olympic Games, the Falun Dafa Information Center reported on Wednesday.
Mr. Wang Chongjun , age 65, died at home on August 23, 2008 after being injected with an unknown drug in a Beijing labor camp, according to sources in China. His wife, Ms. Wang Zhiqin, remains illegally detained and is unaware of her husband’s death.

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Stamane si sono aperti i lavori della V Convention del National Democratic Party of Tibet.
Il Coordinatore della Campagna di Solidarietà con il Popolo Tibetano , impossibilitato a partecipare all’assise ,ha inviato ai delegati convenuti a Dharamsala il seguente messaggio :
Dear friends,
At the end of the “1st International Forum for the Freedom of Tibet”, that we organized in Turin on May 2007, we subscribed, with your President, a “Declaration” where we, together with many other European associations and support groups, committed ourselves to:

Dharamshala, September 24 - The fifth general body meeting of the National Democratic Party of Tibet began here today at the Toepa Community hall. Presiding over the modest function was Ms. Gyari Dolma, the Deputy Speaker of the Tibetan Parliament in Exile. She categorically stated that her presence at the gathering was not official but on a personal capacity. About a hundred people gathered for the opening ceremony including representatives from various Non Governmental Organizations of the Tibetan Community.

Des militants pour les droits de l’homme lancent un appel pour la libération de l’évêque Jia Zhiguo dont on est sans nouvelle depuis le 24 août, début des Jeux paralympiques à Pékin.
Tête de file de l’église catholique underground en Chine, église non reconnue par le régime chinois, l’évêque Jia, âgé de 73 ans, a passé 20 ans de sa vie dans les prisons chinoises.