海外香港華人民主人權促進會 (AOHKCDHR)

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Comment by Dave on June 16, 2009 at 5:34am

Comment by 秉浩 on May 22, 2009 at 8:49pm

<八九。六四天安門慘案> 燭光悼念會

二十年前的昨天，北京城的群眾劝说士兵: "人民的军队不能打人民". 群眾的血肉长城阻截了戒严军队入城。我們海外華人，和北京城的群眾一樣，對中阈民主化滿懐希望。(六四慘案歷史的倒數日誌，可以在我們的網頁瀏覽: http://8964-tiananmen.com/page/3/ )

二十年快將過去，你會為天安門屠殺後的今天，做一個怎樣的小結？請參加六月四曰星期四的燭光悼念會，讓我們哀悼一九八九年中國民運死傷者及向家屬致意。悼念會將在哈佛大學Fong Auditorium 舉行，晚上七時半開始。Fong Auditorium 位於Boylston Hall,在Harvard Yard 內，近地鐵站。六四悼念會由海外香港華人民主人權促進會主辦,歡迎各界人士參加。查詢請電：617-628-6671。


Candlelight Vigil for the Tiananmen Massacre of June 4, 1989

Twenty years ago yesterday, citizens of Beijing told their soldiers: "The Peoples Army should not attack the People". A wall built by their bodies temporarily held the military back. Like these citizens of Beijing, overseas Chinese like us have embraced a glimmer of hope for a democratic future for China. (For a day by day recount of events leading up to the tragic day 20 years ago, you can go to our website: http://8964-tiananmen.com/page/3/ )

How would you remember Tiananmen Massacre, almost 20 years after that tragedy? Come join us for a memorial on June 4, Thursday, at Harvard University. The event will start at 7:30 pm at the Fong Auditorium in Boylston Hall. All are welcome. Boylston Hall is inside the Harvard Yard and near Mass Ave. Harvard Square exit. This event is organized by the Association of Overseas Hong Kong Chinese for Democracy and Human Rights, a group founded in Massachusetts in 1989. For inquiries, please call 617-628-6671.

Comment by 秉浩 on May 4, 2009 at 8:59pm

May 4, 1919 will always be remembered as the date that inspired an era of enlightenment in modern Chinese history.

How will June 4, 1989 will remembered? The beginning of a prolonged dark age imposed by the so called Chinese Communist Party, or just the tip of an iceberg that will eventually wreck an authoritarian, one-party titanic?

How will June 4, 1989 be remembered, if it had not been for people like Mr. Szeto, his fellow Hong Kong citizens, and other overseas Chinese who refused to be silent on that massacre.

Comment by Arthur on April 19, 2009 at 1:58pm

「六四」二十周年, 香港支聯會主席司徒華及副主席蔡耀昌訪問北美六城.

在波士頓 (4/15/09) 哈佛大學 的公開講座, 題目為 " [六四]二十年, [九七]十二年: 回顧与前瞻".

以下是當時講座進行的照片.

(More photos can be found at the "Discussion" section. )

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Comment by 秉浩 on April 18, 2009 at 12:09pm

To: Ingrid of Harvard
From: 秉浩

You were quoted by the Apple Daily recently. On behalf of our fellow volunteers, I thank you for your attendance and comments. I too feel that Mr. Szeto has inspired a younger generation to whom he and his generation will ultimately pass the torch.

Yes, ideals and dreams are so important to this generation. I am thrilled to hear that the student council of HK Univeristy has just passed overwhelmingly in favor of demanding Beijing to re-examine the 6/4 massacre. This is in stark contrast to the inappropriate comment made by their leader just a week ago, that the Tianamen students were shot because they were not rational!

Your brief comment will be read by tens of thousands in Hong Kong, I am sure. Because of young folks like you and our students of HK University, the torch will be carried on which clearly was Mr. Szeto's belief as well. Ideals will live, and dreams shall never die.

Love and thanks.

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