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Thousands protest to show support for China<\/strong><\/p>\nUpdated Sun. Apr. 13 2008 10:23 PM ET<\/p>\n
ctvottawa.ca<\/p>\n
More than 6,000 pro-China demonstrators took to Parliament Hill Sunday afternoon to show support for the Chinese government.<\/p>\n
The demonstrators sang patriotic songs and waved flags to show support for a united China.<\/p>\n
This is in the wake of the Chinese government’s crack down on Tibetan protests and the ensuing calls for a boycott of the Beijing Olympics this summer. <\/p>\n
Protesters said they want the world to take the politics out of the Olympics and accuse the media of supporting Tibetans while completely distorting the real situation in China. <\/p>\n
Many say it was in fact Tibetans who initiated the violence with political protests, carefully plotted. <\/p>\n
“What better time to tarnish China’s image than at a political time like this? (Tibetan protesters) know that China wants a successful and peaceful Olympics. But they don’t want that. They just want the world to focus on their little problem that should be solved,” said Junior We from the Hill. <\/p>\n
While China’s human rights record has been harshly criticized, Prime Minister Harper announced this week that Canada will not boycott the Olympics. <\/p>\n
“Lots of changes are happening, but to judge China and whether it’s a perfect country for human rights, you have to look at their perspective,” said Adam Wang from the rally. <\/p>\n
However, Senator Consiglio Di Nino, Chair of the Parliamentary Friends of Tibet, released a statement disagreeing with comments that Tibetans being at fault. <\/p>\n
“China’s claim that Tibet is an internal matter, disputed by various authoritative opinions, is no excuse for oppression, denial of freedoms and rights which are universal values without borders. It is no excuse for denying fair trials for a thousand or more Tibetans who may face summary execution,” he said. <\/p>\n
But demonstrators maintain that the Olympics should not be about politics. <\/p>\n
“We want friendship, we want peace. That’s the spirit of the Olympics. Don’t see the other side only,” said Sally Chen.<\/p>\n
http:\/\/www.ctv.ca\/servlet\/ArticleNews\/story\/CTVNews\/20080413\/OTT_chinese_protest_080413\/20080413?hub=TopStories<\/p>\n
YouTube – Pro-China Protest at Parliament Hill in Ottawa (CTV)<\/strong><\/embed><\/object><\/p>\nYouTube – Ottawa parliament hill pro-china rally(CTV)<\/strong><\/embed><\/object><\/p>\nPro-Beijing demonstrators carry message to Parliament Hill<\/strong><\/p>\nApr 13, 2008 08:17 PM
OTTAWA \u2013 Chinese-Canadians who support the Beijing government turned out on Parliament Hill on Sunday to complain that western critics have a distorted view of the current political turmoil in Tibet.<\/p>\n
Police estimated there were about 3,000 demonstrators, many of whom were bused in from Toronto and Montreal. They waved Chinese flags, sang the Chinese national anthem, and applauded a succession of speakers who denounced “biased” media coverage of events in Tibet.<\/p>\n
Several of those who took the microphone, representing a range of Chinese community groups, pointed to reports of Tibetans attacking Chinese shopkeepers in recent weeks.<\/p>\n
“Killing people is not human rights,” shouted one speaker, drawing chants of “Shame, shame” from the crowd.<\/p>\n
Leaflets distributed to journalists called on Prime Minister Stephen Harper to condemn the “Tibetan separatists” whom they accuse of fomenting violence.<\/p>\n
The leaflets also urged the Conservative government to show “common sense” and avoid mixing sport and politics in the run-up to this summer’s Beijing Olympics.<\/p>\n
Harper has said he won’t attend the opening ceremonies of the Games. But he’s also said he made that decision before the furor over human rights violations in Tibet, and there are no plans for a Canadian boycott of the Olympics.<\/p>\n
Demonstrations by Tibetans opposed to Chinese rule of their homeland, and counter-demonstrations by pro-Beijing Chinese, have proliferated around the world over the last month.<\/p>\n
The protesters Sunday unfurled banners and waved placards with slogans proclaiming “No to riots, no to separatism,” “One China, one family,” and “Tibet will always be part of China.”<\/p>\n
http:\/\/www.thestar.com\/article\/414167<\/p>\n
‘Our country deserves the Olympics’<\/strong><\/p>\nMaria Cook and Scott Cressman, The Ottawa Citizen
A pro-China demonstration on Parliament Hill yesterday attracted more than 5,000 Chinese-Canadians from Ottawa, Montreal and Toronto, eager to show support for the troubled Beijing Olympics.<\/p>\n
“Olympics is nothing to do with politics,” said Jeremy Zhang, a 37-year-old Ottawa chemist who emigrated from China in 2002. “I think our country deserves the Olympics. Sports is a peaceful event to join all people together.”<\/p>\n
A group of Chinese community associations organized the event following a week of chaotic protests that disrupted the world relay of the Olympic torch. Protesters in Paris, London and San Francisco have condemned Chinese human rights abuses, including recent violent confrontations in Tibet.<\/p>\n
Early in the afternoon, a dozen pro-Tibet protesters crashed the rally. The pro-China faction surrounded them, calling them liars paid to disrupt the event, said Nicole Demers, a volunteer with Friends of Tibet.<\/p>\n
“They wouldn’t let us be 15 people voicing our opinion in a free country.”<\/p>\n
Police told the counter-protesters that they were not safe and moved them down Wellington Street toward the Ch?teau Laurier. The protesters, some splattered with fake blood or gagged, waved Tibetan flags under police watch.<\/p>\n
“The tone was hateful and quite intimidating when there’s a dozen Tibetans up against a thousand Chinese,” said Russ Hillier, a Carleton student and member of Students for a Free Tibet.<\/p>\n
The rally aimed to repeat a party line, not promote truth or justice, Mr. Hillier said. “Really, what these protesters are saying is very similar to what the Chinese government is saying.”<\/p>\n
The flag-waving demonstrators called for a politics-free Olympics that enjoyed the support of the Canadian government. They expressed indignation at “distorted” media reports and opposed Tibet independence.<\/p>\n
“Tibet is part of China,” said Ling Wang, a 30-year-old Toronto medical researcher. “We don’t want anyone separating from our country.”<\/p>\n
It was a love-in for China. People waved the red Chinese flag, wore “I love China” T-shirts and sang along to songs that stirred nationalist sentiment.<\/p>\n
“We want the Canadian government to treat China fairly and to treat the Olympics in a sporting way,” said University of Ottawa student Hong Chen.<\/p>\n
“Don’t boycott it. We know human rights is an issue there. Give China a chance. Let’s sit down and talk about it, not mix it with sports. Let the world come together to celebrate sport.”<\/p>\n
One of the rally’s speakers was Henry Lu, chairman of the Chinese Community Association of Ottawa. The excited crowd punctuated his sentences with raucous cheers and flag-waving.<\/p>\n
“Open your eyes. If you really want to know China, go there,” Mr. Lu said in an interview. “Don’t say things from outside.”<\/p>\n
China would host a strong Olympics despite the disputes, Mr. Lu said. For the sake of long-term relations with China, Canada should support the Games, he said.<\/p>\n
China has made real improvements, but the world holds the nation to a different standard, he added. Western media still judge the country too harshly.<\/p>\n
“They just try to give China a bad name, a bad image, and they are not doing that on a factual basis,” agreed Adam Wang, an Ottawa translator and spokesman for the event.<\/p>\n
“We’re here to protest the violence perpetrated by the separatist movement in Tibet and their supporters,” said Mr. Wang, who has lived in Canada for 20 years. “There is another side to the story, that those people who promote the message of peace actually carry out the violence.”<\/p>\n
Mr. Wang, 50, said Chinese Canadians feel proud that China is hosting the Olympics.<\/p>\n
“Is China perfect in terms of human rights? No. But it’s changing. Boycotts are not effective and can only hurt the feelings of the Chinese people at large.”<\/p>\n
Yun Bo Liu, 24, a Carlton University biochemistry student who came to Canada six years ago, said the torch protests made him angry.<\/p>\n
“Tibet is destroying the Games. They make people have the wrong image of the Olympics in China. The Olympics are not just for China. It’s for everyone in the world.”<\/p>\n
http:\/\/www.canada.com\/ottawacitizen\/news\/story.html?id=b29f24a9-0959-4738-999f-7b3d15de6310&k=72408<\/p>\n
No boycott<\/strong><\/p>\nThousands rally on Parliament Hill in support of Beijing Games
http:\/\/www.canada.com\/ottawacitizen\/news\/story.html?id=aba9dafd-f54c-4a55-b1cb-9ede2b3bf3b4&k=39702<\/p>\n
Thousands rally in Ottawa against ‘biased’ China coverage<\/strong><\/p>\nLast Updated: Monday, April 14, 2008 | 11:04 AM ET Comments 26 Recommend 72 CBC News <\/p>\n
Thousands of Chinese supporters were on Parliament Hill Sunday to protest the way Olympic protests about China’s treatment of Tibet have been covered in the media.<\/p>\n
“The coverage from Western media should be more factual, should not be biased,” said organizer Adam Wang Monday, a day after he estimated 6,000 people, many bused in from Toronto and Montreal, converged in Ottawa for the rally.<\/p>\n
One of the goals of the protest was to draw attention to another side of the violence in Tibet, he said.<\/p>\n
“Ethnic Chinese, they are targeted by the separatist movement. They’re the victims this time. But nobody seems to care.”<\/p>\n
China has said more than 600 people were injured in Buddhist uprisings in Tibet in mid-March, which saw dozens of buildings burnt and destroyed. But China’s figure for the number of people killed \u2014 22 \u2014 was been far lower than the 99 reported by Tibetan exile groups.<\/p>\n
Torch runs leading up to this summer’s Olympics in Beijing have been marred in recent weeks by demonstrators calling for Tibetan independence from China, forcing detours and delays along the runners’ routes.<\/p>\n
On Sunday, protesters in Ottawa waved red flags, banners and placards bearing slogans such as “One China, one family” and “Tibet will always be a part of China.”<\/p>\n
They sang the Chinese anthem, and handed out leaflets urging the Canadian government to show “common sense” and avoid mixing sport and politics in the run-up to the Olympics.<\/p>\n
On the other hand, the protest itself was political for demonstrators such as local resident Ying Chen.<\/p>\n
“Here, people getting together just want to show the Western people the other side of the Tibet issue,” said Chen, who has lived in Ottawa for five years but is originally from China.<\/p>\n
Daniel Cheng, who came to the rally from Toronto, said Canadians shouldn’t be so quick to judge China without questioning “our own treatment of aboriginals or the Quebec people who had their independence movement crushed.”<\/p>\n
http:\/\/www.cbc.ca\/canada\/ottawa\/story\/2008\/04\/14\/ot-chinarally-080414.html#storycomments<\/p>\n
Canadian rally: Depoliticize Olympics<\/strong><\/p>\nPublished: April 14, 2008 at 8:24 AM<\/p>\n
OTTAWA, April 14 (UPI) — A crowd of more than 6,000 people at the Canadian Parliament Building in Ottawa called for keeping the issue of Tibet out of the Beijing Olympic Games.<\/p>\n
Carrying banners and placards accusing the media of siding with Tibet and stoking calls for boycotts of the Games, the crowd sang patriotic songs Sunday afternoon, CTV News reported.<\/p>\n
Junior We was among the demonstrators who said Tibetans were responsible for staging rallies and politicizing the upcoming Summer Games.<\/p>\n
“What better time to tarnish China’s image than at a political time like this?” We said.<\/p>\n
In response to the rally, Conservative Sen. Consiglio Di Nino, chairman of the Parliamentary Friends of Tibet, issued a statement in support of the Tibetan protests.<\/p>\n
“China’s claim that Tibet is an internal matter, disputed by various authoritative opinions, is no excuse for oppression, denial of freedoms and rights, which are universal values without borders. It is no excuse for denying fair trials for a thousand or more Tibetans who may face summary execution,” he said.<\/p>\n
Last week, Prime Minister Stephen Harper announced Canada will not boycott the Games that begin in August.<\/p>\n
United Press International<\/p>\n
http:\/\/www.upi.com\/NewsTrack\/Top_News\/2008\/04\/14\/canadian_rally_depoliticize_olympics\/7700\/<\/p>\n
Olympics and Politics<\/strong><\/p>\nThere have been protests against violence in Tibet, and rallies in support of China, but on Parliament Hill on Sunday protestors gathered to support the Olympic athletes, and urge people to keep politics out of the games.
While that was the main focus of the protest, the event was also a show of support for Canada’s one-China policy, which recognizes one China, including Tibet. <\/p>\n
The protest occurred as former U.S. president Jimmy Carter announced that this year’s Olympic Games is different from the situation in 1980, when 54 nations boycotted the games.<\/p>\n
Carter is now an international statesman promoting peace and human rights. He says in 1980 the Soviet Union had just invaded Afghanistan, killing thousands of people, and was threatening to move south with more invasions.<\/p>\n
Carter says he hopes that all countries will participate in the Beijing Olympics.<\/p>\n
Stay tuned to A-Channel for the latest.<\/p>\n
http:\/\/www.achannel.ca\/ottawa\/news_55889.aspx<\/p>\n
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Games no place for politics: Rally<\/strong>April 14, 2008 12:12<\/p>\n
After weeks of pro-Tibet rallies across Canada, more than 5,000 Chinese-Canadians demonstrated on Parliament Hill yesterday to call for an end to the politicizing of the upcoming Olympic Games in Beijing.<\/p>\n
The rally protested the violence happening in the Tibet region and also that the Summer Games are being mixed up with politics, according to Adam Wang, a spokesman for the event that was also meant to show support for the \u201cOne China\u201d policy \u2014 a principle that mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau, Tibet and Taiwan are all part of China.<\/p>\n
Derek Chin, a Carleton University commerce student who came from China five years ago, was holding a sign that read \u201cPolitics out of Olympics.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cThe news these days are all about people around the world that attacked the torch relay. We need to show support to the Olympic Games because no politics should be involved in the Olympic games. The Games are for the whole world. That\u2019s the slogan we have, one world one dream. I don\u2019t think any people or organization should show any kind of political involvement.\u201d<\/p>\n
Wang said the One China policy is a view taken by more than 100 countries, including Canada.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe message from our community is that China is changing \u2014 economically, politically and from a human rights standpoint \u2014 for the better,\u201d Wang said. \u201cChina is getting more important on the world stage of politics and economy.\u201d<\/p>\n
For the most part, the non-Chinese community is well informed on the issues, he said. \u201cBut we\u2019re hoping this rally will give them more information. We\u2019re hoping to raise awareness so that people can understand the other side of the story.\u201d<\/p>\n
Kai Shen said western media has been biased against China.<\/p>\n
\u201cYou need to understand the history of Tibet and China before you decide,\u201d said the Ottawa chemist. \u201cWithout that knowledge, you cannot say anything.\u201d <\/p>\n
“The news these days are all about people around the world that attacked the orch relay. We need to show support to the Olympic Games because no politics should be involved in the Olympic games.” Carleton student Derek Chin<\/p>\n
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