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如果沒有被雜務分心，我通常每年都會紀念六四天安門事件。
第一是重申：我對「民主政治」原則的堅持。
第二是表達：我對勇於走上天安門廣場來爭取自己訴求群眾的敬佩。
過了35年，該說的話應該都說了；但又不得不一說再說；畢竟，雖然中國老百姓的生活確實大幅度改善；但是，人不只為了存活而生活；人還是有需要並且有權利：
充分發揮自己的潛能，全力追求自己的理想。
它們不是一個集體的「中國夢」能夠取代或壓制的。
相關資料：
The New Tiananmen Paper, Andrew J. Nathan, Inside the Secret Meeting That Changed China, July/August 2019, 05/30/19
China’s Cover-Up, When Communists Rewrite History, Orville Schell, January/February 2018, 12/12/17
Modern China’s Original Sin, Tiananmen Square’s Legacy of Repression, Andrew J. Nathan, 06/03/14
The Tiananmen Papers, Andrew J. Nathan, January/February 2001, 01/01/01
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六四學運的組織者孔慶東專訪
點評王丹，柴玲，烏爾凱希，封從德等學運領袖。涉及黨員臥底，美國綠卡，捐款，及背後勢力等議題。
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Remembering Tiananmen 35 Years Later
Olivia Enos, 06/04/24
BEIJING - JUNE 5, 1989: (JAPAN OUT) (VIDEO CAPTURE) A lone demonstrator stands down a column of tanks June 5, 1989 at the entrance to Tiananmen Square in Beijing. The incident took place on the morning after Chinese troops fired upon pro-democracy students who had been protesting in the square since April 15, 1989. (Photo by CNN via Getty Images) 請至原網頁查看照片；亦請參見此文。
35 years ago today, one Chinese man stared down eighteen PLA tanks in a brave stand for freedom and human rights in China.
That image remains forever seared in our collective imaginations as a visible representation of man’s deep and abiding desire for freedom and liberty.
The Tiananmen Square Massacre of 1989 is believed to have taken as many as 10,000 Chinese lives. The massacre took place amidst student protests expressing their disgruntlement over the slow pace of reforms and mourning the sudden death of Hu Yaobang, an economic reformer and acolyte of Deng Xiaoping who was ousted from his prior post as general secretary of the Communist Party prior to his death.
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) views protests as inherently destabilizing – a threat to the Party’s rule and reign. Therefore, the CCP has a history of violent crackdowns to quell dissent and silence opposing voices in the country. Tiananmen Square is among the most brutal representations of these principles in action.
Today, there are many Chinese people staring down their own version of tanks:
The Uyghur people face ongoing genocide and crimes against humanity that has at least 1.8 million people held in camps and 3 million enslaved.
Hong Kongers watched their freedom disappear after the CCP implemented a national security law that stripped them of their most basic rights.
Tibetans see the CCP attempt to erase their religion, culture, and language while tearing down monasteries and stealing their natural resources.
Sadly, 35 years after that fateful day in 1989, the CCP has not fundamentally changed. But neither has the desire of the Chinese people to fight for freedom. The flame for freedom remains alive in the hearts of the Chinese people – no matter how much effort the CCP puts into extinguishing it.
I have the pleasure of knowing many brave Uyghurs, Tibetans, Hong Kongers, and others who found freedom beyond China’s borders. Their voices and advocacy are among the most powerful forces for good in advocating a brighter future for China.
The U.S. and the international community must do a better job of supporting the Chinese people who today desire reform and change in their country. Strong statements of condemnation are not enough. Action must be taken to hold the CCP accountable for its ongoing genocide and crimes against humanity against the Uyghurs, undermining of freedom in Hong Kong, and ongoing gross human rights violations committed daily against the Chinese people.
CCP officials responsible for ongoing rights violations should face financial consequences in the form of sanctions for their wrongdoing. Persecuted Uyghurs and Hong Kongers should be extended expedited refugee resettlement in the U.S. And every high-level meeting between U.S. and Chinese counterparts should come with explicit requests to release innocent persons extra-judicially held by the CCP.
The anniversary of Tiananmen should serve as a reminder of the deep and abiding need for global advocacy in support of the Chinese people’s freedoms. A failure to do so does grave injustice to the cause of liberty.
Olivia Enos
I am a Senior Fellow at Hudson Institute where I cover human rights and national security challenges in Asia. I am also an Adjunct Professor at Georgetown University and an Adjunct Fellow at Pacific Forum. I was previously the Washington Director for the Committee for Freedom in Hong Kong (CFHK) and a policy analyst in the Asian Studies Center at The Heritage Foundation. I received my BA from Patrick Henry College and my MA in Asian Studies from Georgetown University. I live with my husband and son on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C.
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六四事件將屆滿35週年 「天安門母親」籲中國公開道歉
林靜梅/張梓嘉/綜合報導，2024-06-02
今(2024)年是六四天安門事件35周年，由受難者家屬組成的「天安門母親」日前舉辦周年祭，並向中國政府提出公布死亡人員名單、公開道歉等訴求。華人民主書院也特地邀請台港藝術家，策畫展出六四35周年藝術展，展現對自由民主不放棄追求的精神。
坦克車駛入時被男子站在前方阻擋前進，坦克人為六四天安門事件學生平民遭武力鎮壓的血淚歷史留下鮮明見證。35年過去，由死傷者家屬組成「天安門母親」團體日前舉辦周年祭。
雖然尚存人間的罹難者親屬無法露臉，但也再次向中國政府要求說明事實與公開道歉。
天安門母親在臉書粉專發文，除了對罹難35周年的死者表示深切的哀悼和無盡的思念，也呼籲中國以政府名義向全社會公開道歉，還家屬公平與正義。
而在六四35周年前夕，港台藝術家受邀參與「生死存忘」藝術展，其中1幅作品〈罪孽深重的星星終會落下〉，是香港藝術家劉學成將父親當年收藏的文匯報六四特刊加以創作而成。
劉學成表示，「5個星星有1大4小，所以就會聯想到是什麼國家的一部分，我相信的就是星星不會永遠在天上面的。」
曾參與香港占中運動的蔡智豪，則以裝置藝術展出那些年躺過馬路的帳篷，說很能體會為爭取民主而奮鬥的心情。
蔡智豪指出，「去天安門的學生說是我的責任那一句，那個心情我突然間就領會得到。」
丹麥雕塑家高智活的作品(恥辱柱)，原本展示在香港大學校園，近年遭港府拆毀，此次在台灣展出為3D列印而成，柱上的扭曲痛苦人像，象徵六四遭血腥鎮壓的受難者。
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6/4晚間中正紀念堂前悼念六四35週年 -- 李佳穎
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六四35週年民團6/4晚間在中正紀念堂前悼念
李佳穎，2024/06/02日
六四天安門事件今(2024)年將滿35週年，民間團體將於6月4日晚間6時40分舉辦「追求民主，無畏無懼」晚會，台灣樂團「拷秋勤」將現身表演，而5月20日至6月13日期間則有18位藝術家共同展出的「生死存忘：六四三十五週年藝術展」。
今年的展覽依舊展出在2022年透過3D列印技術製作的「恥辱柱」，上頭刻有無數個身軀扭曲、面容痛苦的人像，象徵被血腥鎮壓的死傷者，作品原型為丹麥雕塑家高志活在1997年為紀念六四事件所創作，長時間放在香港大學，但因遭舉報違反香港《國安法》後遭港府查扣。
所幸恥辱柱經過原作者授權，由台灣民間團體集資重製，在2022年六四33週年悼念活動重現，不料後來遭到潑漆破壞，不過主辦單位保留原樣，去年與今年都依舊展出，擺在川流不息的中正紀念堂內，吸引許多遊客觀看、拍照。
策展團隊這次邀請18位藝術家參展，包含多位流亡海外的港人，以及來自中國、美國、丹麥等地的藝術家，共展出超過30件作品，創作意涵包括六四天安門鎮壓事件、香港民主運動以及台灣白色恐怖時期的極權迫害。
活動由華人民主書院主辦，6月4日當天下午2時，民間團體將先在中正紀念堂前的民主大道舉辦「民主市集」，將由不同的民間團體擺攤，下午3時則有「生死存忘：六四三十五週年藝術展」導覽，4時30分播放《獨生之國》紀錄片，並於晚間6時40分進行「追求民主，無畏無懼」晚會。
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