【禁闻】王荔蕻获澳洲�推动中国进步奖�
【新唐人2011年10月11日讯】辛亥百年之际,澳洲齐氏文化基金会将�推动中国进步奖
�颁发给中国维权人士王荔蕻和独立制片人王利波。王荔蕻目前人还在狱中,她的儿子
齐健翔表示,为母亲感到骄傲和欣慰。
澳州齐氏文化基金会在10月10号发布公告,宣布将第4届�推动中国进步奖�颁发给中
国独立制片人王利波和王荔蕻。
王利波拍摄的记录片《掩埋》,披露了1976年�唐山大地震�之前有关地震预报被隐瞒
的真相。维权人士王荔蕻是记录片《赫索格的日子》的�灵魂导演�,这部片子记录了
去年(2010年)最重要的一场公民运动――�福建三网民案�围观声援活动。
因为王荔蕻目前还处于监禁之中,她的儿子齐健翔代表王荔蕻发表了获奖感言。
在接受《新唐人》采访时,齐健翔表示,为自己的母亲获得这一奖项而感到骄傲。
王荔蕻之子齐健翔:�我觉得替她感到欣慰吧!这个奖不是给我妈一个人的,是给中国
千千万万的,顶着巨大的政治压力,从事维权、从事民主、从事争取自由的这些工作
的,千千万万这些人的一个鼓励,实际上这个奖是给大家的。�
两位获奖者由中国知名的记录片导演艾晓明、胡杰和北京电影学院教授崔卫平共同推
荐。他们在推荐词中,称赞王利波拍摄的记录片《掩埋》揭示出,唐山大地震震前预报
的真相被有意隐瞒,正是当代中国很多浩劫的缩影。
2008年2月,福州市闽清县女青年严晓玲突然死亡。警方宣布是正常死亡,但死者母亲
林秀英认为死者是被轮奸致死。2009年,范燕琼等3人将严晓玲死亡的情况,整理成文
字、拍成视频,发到网上,引起各方广泛关注。随后3人被警方以涉嫌�诽谤罪�抓捕
并判刑。
为抗议这种�因言获罪�,王荔蕻发起了围观声援�福建三网民案�的活动,她还和很
多民众与警方对拍,并邀请何杨对视频做了进一步采访和剪辑,最终完成了《赫索格的
日子》这部记录片。王荔蕻也因此被认为,是这部作品的灵魂导演。
今年(2011年)3月份,当局号称王荔蕻在法院外扰乱秩序,以�寻�滋事�为名刑事
拘留。 9月份,北京朝阳区法院判处王荔蕻有期徒刑9个月。
北京博圣律师事务所韩一村律师:�她动员组织了一批人,走上街头,对司法机关的不
公表示抗议。作为当局来讲,它最怕的就是民众走上街头,它担心民众走向街头,对它
们是一个威胁,所以它们(中共)对走上街头表示抗议的行为,采取高压的打压态势。
�
多年来,王荔蕻一直在中国各地的维权活动中表现活跃,曾经参加过�邓玉娇事件�和
�三聚氰胺毒奶事件�的维权活动。作家野渡认为,王荔蕻是今年(2011年)中国最引
人注目的维权人士之一。
作家野渡:�王荔蕻获得这个奖,可以说是众望所归,也是对她这么多年来,推动中国
国内的公民运动的一个褒奖。虽然说,她现在已经失去自由,但是,我们可以做其他一
些事情,让更多的、像王荔蕻这样的人勇敢前行。�
澳洲�齐氏文化基金�会缘起于中国早期留美学者齐尊周,他曾经被中共投入牢狱长达
23年,后辗转出国。98年,齐尊周逝世后,他的儿女根据他的遗志,设立了�齐氏文化
基金会�,表彰那些用文字和影像记录,推动中国进步的人。
齐氏文化基金会的公告提到,已经将奖金和证书转给王荔蕻和王利波两位获奖者,这两
部记录片《掩埋》和《赫索格的日子》,将会在澳洲放映。
新唐人记者常春、李谦、王明宇采访报导。
Wang Lihong Awarded for Promoting Progress In China
Anchor:
At the time of the 1911 Chinese Revolution Centennial,Australia Qi's
Cultural Foundation granted anAward to Wang Lihong,a Chinese rights
activist, for Promoting Progress in Chinaand Wang Libo, an independentfilm
producer. Wang was sentenced to jail bythe authorities of CCP (Chinese
Communist Party),her son Qi Jianxiang said that he felt proud of his mother.
Reporter:
Australia Qi's Cultural Foundation announced on October 10that they were
granting the Award for Promoting Progress in Chinato Chinese independent
filmmaker Wang Libo andhuman rights activist Wang Lihong
Wang Libo produced the documentary entitled Buried,which discloses that in
1976, before the Tangshan earthquaketook place, the earthquake prediction
was man-madeand concealed by the CCP authorities.Wang Lihong, a rights
activist, is the inspiration director ofthe documentary titled Herzog's
Days. This film recordsFujian Three Netizens Case, China's most
importantcivic movement in 2010.
Since Wang Lihong is still imprisoned in jail,her son Qi Jianxiang,
received the award andgave a speech on behalf of his mother.
Qi Jianxiang told NTD that he felt very proud of hismother for winning this
award.
Qi Jianxiang (Son of Wang Lihong): "I am gratified for her.I think this
award is not granted to my mother alone, but tothousands of activists who
have been under immensepolitical pressure to safeguard rights, to strive
for democracyand freedom. This award is an encouragement,so it is in fact
granted to all of these activists."
The two winners were jointly recommended by China'srenowned documentary
directors Ai Xiaoming, Hu Jie, plusCui Weiping, a professor at Beijing Film
Academy.In the recommendations, they praised the documentary filmBuried,
produced by Wang Libo, for revealing the truth aboutthe 1976 Tangshan
Earthquake. Before the earthquakehappened, the earthquake forecast had been
intentionallyconcealed by the CCP authorities, a microcosm ofmany
catastrophes that took place in contemporary China.
In February, 2008, Fuzhou citizen Yan Xiaoling, diedsuddenly. The police
announced that it was a normal death.But her mother believes that Yan died
from a gang-rape.In 2009, netizen Fan Yanqiong and two other Fujian
netizensprepared related texts and videos and posted them online,causing
widespread concerns amongst the public. Afterwards,three netizens were
arrested by the police on suspicion oflibel and sentenced to jail.
In order to protest against such criminalization of speech,Wang Lihong
launched a campaign of participating as onlookersand supporters of Fujian
three netizens case.When the police on site photographed Wang
andparticipants, they photographed the police, too.He Yang, an independent
film producer in Beijingenriched the video with more interviews and
editing.He finished the documentary film, entitled Herzog's Days.Wang
Lihong was therefore regarded as the soul ofdirecting this film.
This March, the CCP authorities claimed that Wang disturbedpublic order
outside the court and criminally detainedher on charges of creating
disturbances.In September, Wang was sentenced to jail for nine months
byBeijing Chaoyang District Court.
Han Yicun (Lawyer, Beijing Bosheng Law Firm):"She mobilized and organized a
group of people to fill the streetsto protest the injustice of the
judiciary. As for the authorities,what they fear most is street protests by
the masses; that isconsidered a threat to the authorities. So that's whythe
authorities imposed a heavy-handed crackdownon street protests."
Over the years, Wang Lihong has been an activists involvingmany events to
safeguard rights, including the Deng Yujiao event,and the melamine-tainted
milk incident. Ye Du, an independentwriter in Guangzhou, comments that Wang
Lihong is one ofthe most compelling rights activists this year in China.
Ye Du, (Independent writer, Guangzhou): ""Wang Lihong'sgetting this award
is welcomed.This is recognizing her contributions towardspromoting China's
civic movements for so many years.Now she is deprived of freedom, but we
can support more people like her tomove ahead bravely."
Australia Qi's Cultural Foundation was foundedby Qi Zunzhou, a Chinese
scholars who studied in the U.S.during the early years of 20th century.He
had been sentenced to jail by the CCP for up to 23 years,and later went
abroad.In 1998, according to Qi's unfulfilled wish, his childrenset up the
Qi's Cultural Foundation to praise those whopromote China's progress with
texts and image records.
In its announcement, Qi's Cultural Foundation stated thatprizes and
certificates have been transferred to Wang Lihongand Wang Libo. Two
documentaries, Buried andHerzog's Days, will be screened in Australia.Upon
learning that the Governor of Calif. was coming to visit,
NTD reporters Chang Chun, Li Qian and Wang Mingyu 2011-10-11
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