| [ 时间:2013-04-27 10:38:25 | 作者:义工黄琦 | 来源:六四天网 ] |
【天网云南讯2013-04-27】今天上午10时28分，人权律师马晓鹏致电中国天网人权事务中心：云南高院二审维持原判，曹海波执行8年徒刑。
来电称，今天上午10时25分，昆明市中院来电：云南省高院裁定曹海波案维持一审原判，执行有期徒刑8年。
曹海波是江苏省盐城人士，2011年11月21日中午被云南省昆明警方带走，2012年11月1日，昆明中院以曹海波颠覆国家政权罪判决有期徒刑8年【严正抗议当局判处异议人士曹海波八年徒刑】，后提起上诉。
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| [ 时间:2013-04-27 08:54:23 | 作者:Shi Shan | 来源:RFA ] |
2013-04-26
A woman stands on top of a collapsed house near Ya'an in Sichuan's Lushan county on April 23, 2013. AFP
Claims from Chinese officials that the majority of buildings built after the devastating 2008 earthquake didn't collapse in Saturday's magnitude-7 temblor in Sichuan faced criticism from rights groups and quake survivors as the province was rocked by a smaller tremor on Friday.
Friday's 4.8 magnitude earthquake jolted Sichuan's Yibin city, injuring 61 people, just six days after a larger quake in Lushan county left more than 200 people dead or missing and around 12,000 injured.
Reconstruction work was beginning on Friday, meanwhile, in the wake of the Lushan quake, amid official claims that stricter building rules brought in after 2008 had proved effective.
Official media quoted Qiu Jian, chief planner of the provincial housing and urban-rural development department, as saying that most of the buildings that collapsed in the earthquake near Ya'an city were built by local people.
"As for the buildings constructed as part of post-quake programs following the [2008] earthquake, none of them collapsed though these buildings bore some cracks or broken walls," Qiu told reporters.
He said a team of more than 400 experts had determined that post-2008 buildings were largely up to anti-quake standards.
A total of 186,300 rural buildings collapsed in the quake and about 430,000 homes were gravely damaged, provincial officials told a news conference on Thursday.
Claims disputed
The claims were disputed by local residents and activists, however.
A resident of Sichuan's Tianquan county surnamed Yu said the situation on the ground didn't match up to this assessment.
"I have come across a lot of privately built houses, three-storey buildings built by the owners themselves, which didn't drop a single piece of concrete and which don't have any cracks in them at all," she said.
"They all came through the quake unscathed."
She said she doubted whether government-built buildings had performed as well.
Post-2008 rules
Officials were closely questioned by reporters over the extent of collapsed buildings, in spite of tougher rules on earthquake-proofing brought in after the 2008 quake left 87,000 people dead or missing, thousands of them schoolchildren.
A resident of worst-hit Lushan county, Rui La, said everyone in her neighborhood had been made homeless after the quake had rendered their homes too dangerous to live in.
"All our houses were hit," she said. "No one's house came through it OK, not even the ones built last year, or those that were just finished. They all cracked."
She said a school in the county that had been built to tougher specifications since the 2008 disaster was now unsafe for use.
"It was built after 2008," Rui said. "Now they will have to build huts so the kids can go back to class."
The U.S.-based Chinese-language news site Boxun said that the newly built No. 3 Elementary School in Ya'an city, which was supposed to withstand a magnitude-8 earthquake, had sustained major damage, with fallen walls and broken tiles everywhere, and wasn't suitable for use.
Meanwhile, the New Tang Dynasty website said large numbers of armed police had moved into the quake-hit area, and were using up precious resources that could be used to prioritize rescue work.
It quoted local residents as saying that there were around 10,000 troops and armed police in the region by Thursday, suggesting that the authorities feared popular unrest amid widespread anger over the rescue operation and the level of damage to buildings.
Only three of the 359 schools in Ya'an had escaped damage in the earthquake, and among the worst hit was the Lushan High School, which was built by Hong Kong-donated relief funds in the wake of the 2008 quake to withstand a magnitude-8 tremor, it said.
Huang Yuming, a resident of Lushan's Taiping township, said more armed police—who are generally used instead of troops to maintain public order—had been arriving the area every day.
"There are armed police here, yes," Huang said. "Every day they come. There are more than 20 in our [immediate area] alone."
'Huge damage' to newly built buildings
Sichuan-based Huang Qi, who runs the Tianwang website and rights group, said relief workers sent to the quake-hit region by his group had reported problems with large numbers of reconstructed buildings after the quake.
"Our sources from the disaster area are telling us that they have visited a lot of public buildings like schools and hospitals in the past couple of days, and unfortunately even those that were newly built have suffered huge damage," Huang said.
"According to an initial investigation [by the government], most are not currently being used," he said.
Sichuan urban construction official Si Qijian defended the performance of the newer buildings, however.
"It's normal for there to be cracks or damage to buildings after such a big earthquake," he said.
"The most important thing is that they should sustain no damage in a smaller earthquake, be reparable after a medium earthquake, and not fall down in a large tremor."
Online commentators said they wanted to hear the government's definition of "collapsed."
Shenzhen Commercial Times reporter Huang Xiping posted via the Twitter-like service Sina Weibo: "The Chinese language is very broad in scope! Who can tell me what 'not a single building collapsed' actually means?"
"Does it count if half of it collapsed? How about nine-tenths? Or, so that there's only a brick and a tile left standing?"
"They are using these ridiculous notions to try to cover up the truth of official corruption that lies behind these tofu buildings," Huang wrote.
Reported by Xin Lin and Shi Shan for RFA's Mandarin Service and by Fung Yat-yiu for the Cantonese Service. Translated and written in English by Luisetta Mudie.
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| [ 时间:2013-04-27 08:41:45 | 作者:义工黄琦 | 来源:六四天网 ] |
【天网北京讯2013-04-27】今天早上，河北省石家庄市高邑县张志敏致电中国天网人权事务中心：高邑县7官员冲入马家楼打伤我。
来电称，今天零晨1点40分，高邑县大营派出所指导员冯彦强，县公安局督察李涛，大营乡副书记候建鹏等4人，对我进行围攻撕打。拳打脚踢打得我不能站立，直呼救命，看在眼里愤愤不平的访民齐声呐喊，施暴之人在访民的呐喊声中才住手。有马家楼三楼河北室为证。
被伤害人张志敏目击证人有李会生，严常水，刘连中，王淑环、王府明，张昕东、石洪杰、王小娃、张成梅、王韶辉、赵床同、许占敏、潘香玲、孙保英、郭庆福、王菊、田迎锁联系人。
高邑县武春连来电，我和张志敏一块来北京上访的，我们高邑县政府来了七个人，四个人扭打张志敏，三个人有高邑镇副镇长，派出所两个人强行连拉带拽往外拖我，(有监控录像)被访民拦住，我报了警，又报了120到现也设人管。
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| [ 时间:2013-04-26 22:26:19 | 作者:义工沈苏清 | 来源:六四天网 ] |
【天网江苏讯2013-04-26】今晚，江苏无锡维权代表沈爱斌【视频：无锡20访民活捉维稳人员 沈爱斌被送学习班】致电中国天网人权事务中心：无锡市锡山区周珠峰遭周建刚殴打。
来电称：4月26日上午7时许，周珠峰在路上行驶时，突然遭7-8个不名身份的人围堵后，遭违法建筑主人、一家建筑公司老板周建刚拳打脚踢，周珠峰被打晕，辛亏周珠峰的妹妹及时赶到报110、120，后由120送往羊尖医院住院治疗。周珠峰：18751552083。
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| [ 时间:2013-04-26 21:57:08 | 作者:义工黄琦 | 来源:六四天网 ] |
【天网上海讯2013-04-26】今天晚上，上海徐汇区的颜桂英致电中国天网人权事务中心：上海驻京办打伤颜兰英，阻北京120救治。
来电称，今天下午15时，我66岁的妹妹颜兰英【上海高院官员殴打69岁访民：打死访民不如一条狗】，在北京被上海驻京办人打伤腰部，现睡在驻京办六楼，已经过去6个多小时无人过问。而北京110带去120救护车都被拦在外面不给救人。上海驻京办没有人道，请求呼吁，赶快救人。再请求上海政府领导不要见死不救。
今晚21时55分，颜桂英称，我们在上海打了很多次110，而驻京办人不让120救护车进去。我妹妹正躺在上海驻京办6楼床上，大小便都在床上。
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| [ 时间:2013-04-26 17:22:56 | 作者:义工黄琦 | 来源:六四天网 ] |
【天网辽宁讯2013-04-26】今天下午，辽宁抚顺铝厂王福安致电中国天网人权事务中心：我拒绝买断工龄，上访遭拘留10日。
来电称，我是抚顺铝厂职工王福安，铝厂在三年前施行破产买断工龄，而我和一部分职工一直没有签字买断，现在抚顺铝厂不仅强行中断了我们的养老保险，还中断了我们的医疗保险，生活费分文没有，我现在有病因没有医疗保险，得不到及时治疗，2013年3月11日至18日，我进京上访，其间被拘禁后，因身体状况不好由她爱人代为上访。又被单位非法拘禁八天电话和身份证被强行没收，人被从外面反锁身心受到严重伤害。
今年4月7日，我到达北京去过国家信访办、全国总工会国资委等多个部门均无人受理，最后到了联合国人权总署后被抚顺市公安机关拘留十天，于前天（4月24日）回到家中。
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| [ 时间:2013-04-26 16:43:21 | 作者:义工黄琦 | 来源:六四天网 ] |
 
【天网四川讯2013-04-26】今天下午，四川省绵阳市维权人士杨秀琼致电中国天网人权事务中心：四川绵阳10余警察强行打针，蒋远明三兄弟全力阻止。
来电称，4月24号下午15时，失地农民蒋远明【四川绵阳42市民上了反动网 警方带照片抓人】前往绵阳市游仙区政府要求给他买养老保险，政府官员对他吼吓威胁。4月25号上午10时左右，绵阳市游仙派出所佘正华和十多个警察把他在公路拖了几十米，他现在连路都走不稳，警察要给他打毒针时被他的两个哥哥把毒针抢了，后耒警察又毁掉证据，请求邦助呼吁。
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