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A Human Rights Lawyer Lifts the Communist Party’s Spell
Teng Biao completely renounces the Chinese Communist Party
On March 14, 2016, at the UN’s Palais des Nations in Geneva, I joined a forum to commemorate the second anniversary of the death in custody of human rights defender Cao Shunli. I couldn’t help but vent my anger at what a criminal gang the Chinese Communist Party is.
The same day I received the following email: “Teacher Teng: As ratified by the law school’s Communist Party committee, the Chinese University of Political Science and Law’s (CUPL’s) Party branch will on March 16, 2016, at 2:00 p.m. hold a general assembly on campus in Room 211 to reach a decision on the question of Teng Biao’s voluntary resignation of Party membership. You are hereby requested to attend.”
The note was signed by “Party Committee of the Chinese University of Political Science and Law, Legal Studies Party Branch.”
I didn’t attend the meeting, but I now feel the need to give the Communist Party a piece of my mind.
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The editorial series that began the Tuidang Movement.
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Auckland, New Zealand Celebrate Over 280 Million Who Have Quit the CCP
Falun Gong practitioners and Tuidang volunteers brought their waist drums to their rally in Aotea Square in Auckland on September 23.
Tuidang (退党) literally means “withdraw from the Party”. The Tuidang movement emerged shortly after the Chinese edition of the Epoch Times newspaper, based in New York, published theNine Commentaries on the Communist Party in October 2004—a series of editorials explaining the censored history and tyranny of the CCP. The Nine Commentaries describes how Chinese people have suffered numerous oppressive political campaigns and social upheavals under Party rule for over 65 years, resulting in an estimated 60 to 80 million unnatural deaths.
The event in Aukland was held to raise awareness of the suppression in China and to celebrate over 280 million Chineses who have quit the Chinese communist organizations.
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Former Polish President Lech Walesa Calls Tuidang “History’s Tsunami”
(New York, NY) – June 15th, 2015 The Tuidang Center held a roundtable on June 11th in Kiev, Ukraine on the unwinding of communism globally. Mr Lech Walesa, former President of Poland, sent a letter of support, and referring to the Tuidang movement that is decommunizing China said, “This movement, this history’s tsunami, as I deeply believe, nothing is able to stop anymore. No one can stop a spirit of freedom and truth.”
The roundtable was entitled “Crimes of Communism and the De-Communization Process in Ukraine, China and Around the World”. The speakers included Dr Sen Nieh, a professor at the Catholic University of America and an expert on the Tuidang movement in China, Dr Charles Lee a former prisoner of conscience in China, David Tompkins the Director of Public Relations for The Tuidang Center and Dr Anna Maliar a Kiev lawyer and an expert in political crimes.
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