——自由亞洲電臺報道
2022.09.30 10:18 ET
中國民主運動海外聯席會議主席魏京生本周五公開呼籲警惕中方統戰，並且抨擊北京當局挑撥臺灣與大陸人民的關係。魏京生當天通過視頻出席由歐洲之聲理事會在德國柏林主辦，民主中國陣線總部協辦的「自由民主人權的保衛戰——2022年中國民主化國際媒體研討會」。
據臺灣中央社報道，今年的會議有3場與臺灣議題有關，分別為「保衛臺灣是本世紀民主政治主題」、「反對臺海戰爭維護亞洲和平」，以及「臺灣海峽危機」。
魏京生在發言中指出，西方主要國家反對中共的浪潮正在上升，但是要提高警惕與正確應對共產黨對西方的滲透與對反共力量的分化瓦解。中共挑撥少數民族與漢族的關係，挑撥臺灣人民與大陸人民的關係，挑撥各個反對派內部的矛盾，對中共所有反對派的統戰工作不能掉以輕心。
據報道，出席上述研討會的人士包括來自美國、英國、法國、德國、臺灣、荷蘭、印度、日本、澳大利亞、香港、中國等國家和地區的60多名政治家、學者、人權專家與民運人士。
編輯：何平
Wei Jingsheng Slams Beijing for Sowing Discords in Relations Between People on Both Sides of the Taiwan Strait and Calls for Vigilance Against the CCP’s United Front
— Radio Free Asia report
Wei Jingsheng, chairman of the Overseas Chinese Democracy Coalition, publicly called for vigilance against the United Front of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) on Friday, and criticized Beijing for stirring up dissention between the people of Taiwan and Mainland China. On the same day, Wei Jingsheng attended the “The Defense of Freedom, Democracy and Human Rights — 2022 International Media Symposium on Chinese Democracy” hosted by the Sino Euro Voice and co-organized by the headquarters of the Front for a Democratic China.
According to Taiwan Central News Agency, this year’s conference has three issues related to Taiwan, namely “Defending Taiwan is the theme of democratic politics in this century”, “Oppose the war in the Taiwan Strait and maintain peace in Asia”, and “The crisis in the Taiwan Strait”.
Wei Jingsheng pointed out in his speech that the wave of opposition against the CCP in major Western countries is on the rise, but it is necessary to be vigilant and properly deal with the penetration of the CCP into the West and trying to divide and disintegrate anti-communist forces. The CCP is stirring up dissention between ethnic minorities and the Han nationality, between the people of Taiwan and the Mainland China, and within the various opposition parties. All the United Front work by the CCP against opposition parties should not be taken lightly.
According to reports, the attendees of the symposium included more than 60 politicians, scholars, human rights experts and pro-democracy activists from the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Taiwan, the Netherlands, India, Japan, Australia, Hong Kong, China and other countries and regions.
Editor: He Ping
