Wednesday, February 23, 2011

On the next revolution...

Jasmine Organizers Call for Rallies Every Sunday

In an open letter to the National People’s Congress, the organizers of the “Jasmine Rallies” call on the people to gather every Sunday at 2:00 p.m. in each of the designated places in 13 Chinese cities to continue to push for an end to corruption, an independent judiciary, and a government supervised by the people. The letter urges people to participate in an act of “non-violent non-cooperation” by “strolling, watching, or pretending to pass by.”

Rally Locations:
Beijing: in front of the McDonald’s on Wangfujing Street
Shanghai: in front of Peace Cinema at People’s Square
Tianjin: below the Drum Tower
Nanjing, [Jiangsu Province]: the entrance of Silk Street Department Store at the Drum Tower Square
Xi’an, [Shaanxi Province]: the entrance of Carrefour on Beida Street
Chengdu, [Sichuan Province]: under the Statue of Chairman Mao at Tianfu Square
Changsha, [Hunan Province]: the entrance of Xindaxin Building at Wuyi Square
Hangzhou, [Zhejiang Province]: the entrance of Hangzhou Department Store at Wulin Square
Guangzhou, [Guangdong Province]: in front of the Starbucks at the People’s Park
Shenyang, [Liaoning Province]: in front of the KFC at North Nanjing Street
Changchun, [Jilin Province]: in front of Corogo Supermarket at Democratic Avenue of West Culture Square
Harbin, [Heilongjiang Province]: in front of Harbin Cinema
Wuhan, [Hubei Province]: in front of the McDonald’s at Jiefang Avenue and the World Trade Plaza

Source:
http://www.hrichina.org/public/contents/press?revision_id=192612&item_id=192610


In Italiano su Wired:

"Nel giorno in cui anche il Quotidiano del Popolo affida ad un editoriale la sua posizione su come i social network hanno impattato sulle rivolte del mediterraneo, i gelsomini cinesi tornano a farsi sentire, dopo la loro prima apparizione, domenica scorsa.
In rete sta infatti girando un nuovo appello, rivolto direttamente all'Assemblea Nazionale del Popolo, quanto di più vicino ad un parlamento nelle istituzioni della Repubblica Popolare cinese, in procinto di riunirsi nelle prossime settimane.
Il comunicato, apparso ancora una volta su boxun.com popolare sito in inglese dei cinesi negli Usa, è stato tradotto dalla Human Rights in Cina.
Nell'appello viene indicato di proseguire nei raduni di protesta, ogni domenica, nelle 13 città cinesi designate. L'invito è rivolto a manifestazioni non violente aventi come scopo: to push for an end to corruption, an independent judiciary, and a government supervised by the people."

http://daily.wired.it/blog/made_in_china/gelsomini-cinesi-comunicato-n-2.html

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