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大搶鏡頭的 "法輪功" 抗議者 Wang Wenyi (王文怡), 報紙說她是 pathologist (病理學研究人員) and 記者. 她拿的是 "大紀元" 報紙的 temporary 新聞記者證到白宮。1
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我看到在"大紀元" 報紙的網站上的 announcement。$8
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http://www.epochtimes.com/b5/6/4/21/n1294050.htmXm
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【大紀元4月21日訊】今天（4月20日）布什總統和胡錦濤在白宮草坪前會面時，大紀元記者王文怡在現場喊出了「法輪大法好」、「停止迫害法輪功」等口號。通常情況下這種做法超出了大紀元所遵循的專業記者的行為，大紀元對發生此事表示遺憾。~
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與此同時，我們也瞭解到，最近蘇家屯集中營活體摘取法輪功學員器官的暴行披露後，王文怡女士一直在和證人接觸，並陪同證人接受國際媒體的採訪和到國會陳述此事，作為病理醫生的她，在聽取這種慘絕人寰的暴行的過程對她心理產生了巨大的衝擊。}2^xa-
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中共在胡錦濤訪問美國前夕，在轉移完蘇家屯證據後，中共矢口否認此事並欺騙國際，法輪功學員器官在中國勞教所被盜賣的罪惡被掩蓋。在中共領導人胡錦濤訪美時，美國國會召開了中國人權的聽證會，法輪功學員被活體摘取器官的慘烈迫害沒被提出，指證蘇家屯活體摘除器官事件的證人也沒有被安排出庭作證；另外還有一些國際媒體明確表示相信此事的真實性，但顧忌中共的壓力不能報道法輪功學員被活體摘除器官的事實。C#]+7
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念及大陸的同胞仍然在各勞教所、集中營慘遭活摘器官和屠殺，王文怡心情無比沉重。 }0?eAd
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王文怡女士因為修煉法輪功，中共紐約領事館一直拒絕給她延長護照。去年5月王文怡的父親在中國突然去世，她本打算回國參加葬禮，但中領館再次拒延她的護照，致使她沒能見上父親最後一面，此情何堪！爲此，她曾經在中國駐美大使館絕食抗議，當時國際多家媒體廣泛報道此事。
我們估計，在此情況下，王文怡為將法輪功受迫害的真相曝光，特別是蘇家屯活體摘除法輪功學員器官的罪證被中共轉移，罪惡被掩蓋的情況下，被迫做出了此舉。1*Umm]
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我們認爲王文怡女士呼籲國際所關注的問題，特別是她最近一直呼籲國會關注中共掩蓋勞教所活體摘除法輪功學員器官的罪惡值得國際重視。大紀元報道了解到中國勞教所在2001年到2004年其間普遍存在法輪功學員器官被盜賣（甚至被活體摘除）的罪惡。大紀元希望國際能夠及時阻止這場對善良民衆最慘烈的滅絕。我們認爲容忍和漠視這場罪惡是對人類人格真正的侮辱。)@iA{r
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Originally posted: April 21, 2006-
Freedom is never having to say you're sorrykx`w
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The editor of a newspaper whose vocal reporter interrupted the ceremonial arrival of President Hu Jintao of China on the South Lawn of the White House this week with a protest about human rights abuses in China has apologized to Hu’s host, President Bush.1BHN
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Of course, Bush too had apologized to Hu for the extraordinary outburst from the camera platform on the White House grounds, normally insulated from any of the protests that take place almost daily on the sidewalks of Pennsylvania Avenue in front of the White House.m
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Yet Stephen Gregory, editor of The Epoch Times, makes no apology for his continuing campaign against the alleged torture of members of Falun Gong, a banned religious group in China.
In an attempt to spotlight abuses inside China, his newspaper is handed out regularly on the sidewalk in front of the White House, and while he may not condone the personal protest that his assigned “reporter,” New York pathologist Wenyi Wang, carried on to the heavily guarded White House grounds, he suggested today that “the world does need to understand what might have moved a respected medical profession such as Dr. Wang to take such unconventional actions.’’gJUc_o
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“Dr. Wang attended this event on Epoch Times press credentials,’’ he said in a statement issued early today. “However, her actions… were her own. In protesting in this manner, she did not act on behalf of The Epoch Times.
“Moreover, she had not consulted any of her Epoch Times colleagues beforehand about her staging this protest,’’ the editor maintained.” If The Epoch Times had known of her intention to use this event to protest, we would have seen that her press credentials were withdrawn. The Epoch Times apologizes to President Bush and the White House for Dr. Wang’s actions.’’n
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When Bush and Hu entered an hour-long private meeting in the White House, “the president expressed his regret that the incident had occurred,’’ Stephen Hadley, the president’s national security adviser, told CNN. “And President Hu Jintao was very gracious about it.’’GFj
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The White House may have made amends, and the Chinese leader may have forgiven his host, but the Chinese may not forget this outburst soon.@H6b}
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“Symbolism matters’’ to the Chinese government, says Derek Mitchell, a former adviser on Asian affairs at the Pentagon and now an analyst for the Washington-based Center for Strategic and International Studies. And for all the shortage of substance that emerged from the meeting between Bush and Hu this week, the grand welcome that Bush offered was full of symbolism.?!m
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``It’s hugely embarrassing,’’ Mitchell says of the South Lawn outburst.R&jD4K
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China ``must know that this Bush administration is good at controlling crowds for themselves,’’ Mitchell told The Associated Press. “The fact that they couldn’t control this is going to play to their worse fears and suspicions about the United States (and will exacerbate) mistrust about American intentions toward China.’’>
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China denies the assertions of the Falun Gong, which has accused the government of “organ harvesting.’’ The Epoch Times has reported on doctors performing organ transplants claiming that about 6,000 Falun Gong members had been held in a facility adjacent to a hospital in northeastern China, and that “thousands of these practitioners had been killed’’ in the process of having their organs removed. The newspaper also asserts that this was not an isolated incident, but rather “the tip of the iceberg.’’U
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While the Epoch Times continues its robust circulation on the sidewalks of Pennsylvania Avenue and Lafayette Park across the street from the White House, it’s unlikely that any “reporter’’ carrying Epoch Times credentials will clear the guard gates of the White House anytime soon.{r[7sY
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“It’s an unfortunate incident,’’ Hadley said of the protest from the camera platform of the South Lawn. “It’s really not about freedom of speech. You know, freedom of speech is what you’re seeing in Lafayette park right now. But it was a journalist accredited to the… journalistic delegation, who decided rather than reporting news, they would make the news.’’;ug
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China, of course, is still coming to grips with the concept of freedom of speech, a concept dashed in violent fashion in Tiananmen Square in 1989._-1
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Bush and Hu averted the formal “press availability’’ that Bush typically conducts in the East Room of the White House with visiting leaders of major foreign countries. This was by “mutual agreement’’ of the two leaders, a senior Bush administration official said. The Chinese, this official explained, are “not as comfortable with press events as we are.’’P8m%@o
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The particular “press event’’ that played out on the sunny South Lawn of the White House this week was about as uncomfortable as they get.r6
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Yet, following the private meeting between Bush and Hu in the White House, they did allow a small “pool’’ of reporters into the Oval Office for a couple of questions from each nation’s press. And, sure enough, a reporter for the AP asked Hu “when will China become a democracy with free elections?’’:
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“What do you mean by a democracy?’’ Hu said through a translator. “What I can tell you is that we always believe in China that if there is no democracy, there will be no modernization…8TK}
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“In the future, we will, in the light of China’s own national conditions and the will of the Chinese people, continue to move ahead the political restructuring and to develop the socialist democracy,'' Hu said.x QX"
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“And we will further expand the orderly participation of the Chinese citizens in political affairs so that the Chinese citizens will be in a better position to exercise their democratic rights in terms of democratic supervision, democratic management and democratic decision-making.’’_d
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