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Während weltweit Betroffenheit herrscht und zwar über den Tod des Mörders und Autors Tookie Williams, die Zeitungen voller Inbrunst seine Vitas nacherzählen und ihm Headlines widmen, findet man in den Mainstreammedien mal wieder nichts zu den Hinrichtungen in China. Nachrichten dieser Art, auch wenn es sich um 22 Menschen handelt die ihr Leben lassen mussten verkaufen sich schwer. Auch kann der deutsche Betroffenheitswahn sich daran schlecht entfalten. Deutsche Gutmenschen verteilen ihre Zuneigung halt recht einseitig. Egal ob es sich um die anderen 3800 Hingerichteten des Jahres 2005 handelt, oder um die Opfer in Tschetschenien oder um die in einem Supermarkt in Israel in die Luft gesprengten Käufer.
“Chinese security forces yesterday sealed off a village where police shot dead up to 20 people in what is believed to be the most lethal use of force by authorities against their own people since the Tiananmen Square massacre. Days after reports of the shooting leaked out, Beijing finally confirmed that police had opened fire last Tuesday on villagers protesting against their land being seized. A government statement said that three people had been shot dead as police quelled a demonstration. In an apparent attempt to diffuse tensions, authorities ordered the arrest of a police commander accused of authorising the shooting. Yesterday hundreds of police were patrolling and blocking roads within a five-mile radius of Dongzhou village, part of Shanwei city in Guangdong province near Hong Kong, as authorities sought to prevent the full horror of the incident reaching the world.”
Na und weil es erfreulich ist, daß selbst im letzten chinesischen Dorf schon Telefone sind, möglichweise Mobiltelefone hat diese Nachricht die Welt erreicht. Nur unsere Medien eben nicht, deren Telefone waren blockiert mit den Beileidsbekundungen für Tookie.
“Officials had also started to monitor telephone contact, to prevent residents appealing for outside help.”
Und natürlich kommt man in China nicht erst zu Tode, wenn man 4 Menschen umgebracht hat. Sondern schon bei Protesten gegen Baumaßnahmen:
“The incident in Dongzhou came after months of protest against the building of a power station, which villagers say was on stolen land. They claim that up to 20 people died in the clash, which would make it the most violent action by authorities yet in the wave of protests against the authority of local officials sweeping every province.”
Das es sich hierbei nicht um Ausnahmen handelt, ist auch klar, denn:
“According to the government's own figures, last year there were 74,000 such protests involving more than three million people. Often these are tied to the pace of China's development, and particularly the grabbing of land by officials and local businesses for industries that pollute the environment.”
Sollte es also jemanden geben, zum Beispiel bei der Süddeutschen Zeitung, der einen Korrespondenten entsenden möchte, eine Protestnote an die chinesische Botschaft schicken, eine Demo für die Opfer organisieren, hier wäre Gelegenheit. Denn diese Opfer waren unschuldig. Bei Mr. Tookie waren zumindest die demokratisch Gewählten nicht davon überzeugt. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2005/12/12/ |
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