Enforce Article 35 of China's Constitution, Abolish Censorship, and Bring About Citizens' Right to Freedom of Speech and Freedom of the Press


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The following translation was released by Open Source Center on October 14, 2010. The Chinese text was retrieved from the Boxun Web site on October 18, 2010.

To the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress:

Article 35 of the Constitution of the People's Republic of China adopted in 1982 clearly states that: "Citizens of the People's Republic of China enjoy freedom of speech, of the press, of assembly, of association, of procession and of demonstration." For 28 years, this article has not been honored, having been negated by detailed rules and regulations for "implementation" drawn up by party and government organs. This kind of false democracy of acknowledging in principle while negating in concrete has become a scandal in the history of world democracy.

At a meeting of democratic consultation between the Standing Committee of the CPC Central Committee Political Bureau and democratic parties on 26 February 2003, soon after assuming office, President Hu Jintao stated clearly:

The removal of restrictions on the press and the opening up of public opinion positions is a mainstream view and demand held by society, and it is natural and should be resolved through the legislative process. If the CPC does not reform or transform itself, it will lose its vitality and move toward inevitable extinction.

On October 3, the CNN aired an interview with Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao by anchor Fareed Zakaria. Responding to questions raised by reporters, Wen Jiabao said:

Freedom of speech is indispensable for any nation; China's Constitution endows the people with freedom of speech; the demands of the people for democracy cannot be resisted.

In accordance with China's Constitution and in the spirit of the remarks made by President Hu Jintao and Premier Wen Jiabao, we hereupon give a full account in regard to the materialization of the constitutional rights to freedom of speech and of the press as follows:

<B>Concerning the Current State of Freedom of Speech and of the Press in Our Country</B>

We have, for 61 years, "served as master" in the name of the citizens of the People's Republic of China, but we enjoy less freedom of speech and of the press than that of Hong Kong before its return to Chinese sovereignty, and that is, we are inferior to the residents of a colony in this regard.

Before the handover, Hong Kong was a British colony, ruled by governors appointed by the Queen's government. But the freedom of speech and freedom of the press given to residents of Hong Kong by the British authorities was not empty or appearing only on paper. It was enacted and honored.

When our country was founded in 1949, our people cheered for being liberated and being the masters of their own affairs. Mao Zedong declared that, "From this moment, the people of China have stood up." But even today, 61 years after the founding of our nation and after 30 years of opening up and reform, we have not yet attained freedom of speech and freedom of the press to the degree enjoyed by the people of Hong Kong under colonial rule. Even now, books discussing political and current affairs must be published in Hong Kong. This is not a blessing granted for its return to the motherland, but is merely an old practice adopted under the colonial rule. The "master" status of the people of mainland China is indeed good-for-nothing. "Socialist democracy" with Chinese characteristics advertised by China is such an "embarrassment."

Not only the average citizen, but even senior leaders of the CPC have no freedom of speech or press. Recently, Li Rui has the following encounter. Not long ago, the volume of the Collected Works in Memory of Zhou Xiaozhou was published. An essay commemorating Zhou Xiaozhou that Li Rui had written for the People's Daily in 1981 was originally to be included in it, but, the published version did not include the essay. Zhou Xiaozhou's wife called Li Rui to explain the situation: "Beijing has issued a notice not to use Li Rui's writings." It is too ridiculous that even an old piece of writing published on a party newspaper cannot be included in a volume of collected works! Li Rui said: "What kind of country is this?! I want to cry out: the press must be free! Such strangling of the people's freedom of expression is entirely illegal!"

It's not just high-level leaders, even the Premier of our country does not have freedom of speech or of the press! In Shenzhen on 21 August 2010, Premier Wen Jiabao gave a speech entitled, "Only By Upholding Reform and Opening Up Can Our Nation Have Bright Prospects." He said, "Not only should we advance economic reforms, but we must also promote political reforms. Without the guarantee afforded by political reforms, the gains we have made from economic reforms will be lost, and our goal of modernization cannot be realized." Xinhua News Agency's official news release on August 21, "Building a Beautiful Future for the Special Economic Zone," omitted the content about political reforms in Wen Jiabao's speech.

On 22 September 2010 (U.S. local time), Premier Wen Jiabao held a discussion in New York with American Chinese media and media from Hong Kong and Macao, and he again emphasized the importance of "political system reforms." Wen said: "Regarding political reforms, I have said previously that without the guarantee of political reforms, economic reforms will not be successful completely, and even perhaps the results we have made so far will be lost." Shortly after, while addressing the 65th Session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, Wen Jiabao gave a speech entitled, "Recognizing a True China," in which he again talked about political reform. On the night of September 23 (Beijing time), when China Central Television's Xinwen Lianbo and Xinhua News Agency's news release covered these events, they only reported Wen Jiabao's remarks on the circumstances facing overseas Chinese and on the importance of Chinese media. The portion of his speeches about political reform were all removed.

If we look into these matters, we are definitely unable to put our finger on a specific person. This is the work of invisible hands. They know that they are in the wrong and what they do violate the constitution, so they usually order by telephone that whose works cannot be published or what events cannot be covered in the media. The official who makes the phone calls remains anonymous, and he urges the enforcer to keep it secret but must enforce his phone instructions. These invisible black hands are our Central Propaganda Department. Right now, the Central Propaganda Department is above the CPC Central Committee and above the State Council. We would ask, what right does the Central Propaganda Department have to muzzle the speech of the Premier? What right does it have to rob the people of our nation of their right to know what the Premier has said?

<B>Our core demand is that the system of censorship be dismantled in favor of a system of legal responsibility.</B>

The rights to freedom of speech and the press guaranteed in Article 35 of our constitution are turned into mere adornments for the walls by means of specific implementation rules such as the Publication Regulatory Regulations. These implementation rules are, broadly speaking, a strict system of censorship. There are countless commandments and taboos restricting freedom of speech and freedom of the press. The creation of a press law and the abolishment of the censorship system has become an urgent task.

We recommend that the National People's Congress work immediately toward the creation of a press law and that the Publication Regulatory Regulations and local restrictions on news and publishing be annulled. Institutionally speaking, the realization of freedom of speech and freedom of the press as guaranteed in the constitution means making media independent of the party and government organs that presently control them, thereby transforming "party mouthpieces" into "public instruments." Therefore, the legislative foundation of the creation of a press law must be the implementation of a system of legal responsibility. We cannot again strengthen the censorship system in the name of "strengthening the leadership of the party." The so-called censorship system is the system by which prior to publication, one must receive the approval of party organs, allowing for publication only after approval and designating all unapproved published materials as illegal. The so-called system of legal responsibility means that published materials need not pass through approval by party or government organs, but may be published as soon as the editor-in-chief deems fit. If there are unfavorable outcomes or disputes following publication, the government would be able to intervene and determine according to the law whether there are cases of wrongdoing. In countries around the world, the development of rules and regulations on news and publishing has followed this path of transitioning from systems of censorship to systems of legal responsibility. Undoubtedly, compared with systems of censorship, systems of legal responsibility is a historical progress, it has played a great role in promoting the development of the humanities and natural sciences and in promoting social harmony and historical progress. England did away with censorship in 1695. France abolished its censorship system in 1881, and the publication of newspapers and periodicals thereafter required only a simple declaration, which was signed by the representatives of the publication and mailed to the office of the procurator of the republic. Our present system of censorship leaves news and book publishing in our country 315 years behind England and 129 years behind France.

<B>Our Specific Demands</B>

1. Abolish institutions in charge of [Chinese] media, allowing publishing institutions to operate independently; truly implement a system under which directors and editors-in-chief are responsible for their publication units.

2. Respect journalists and give journalists the status as "uncrowned kings". The reporting of mass incidents and exposing of official corruption are noble missions on behalf of the people, and this work should be protected and supported. Immediately put a stop to the unconstitutional behavior of various local governments and police in arresting journalists as they please. Look into manipulator behind the scenes in the case of writer Xie Chaoping. Liang Fengmin, the party secretary of Weinan city [involved in the Xie Chaoping case] must be removed and face party discipline as a warning to others.

3. Abolish the ban restricting the media to conducting cross-provincial supervision by public opinion and ensure the rights of Chinese journalists to carry out reporting freely throughout the country.

4. The internet is an important exchange platform for information in our society and citizens' views. Except information that truly concerns our national secrets and speech that violates a citizen's right to privacy, internet regulatory bodies must not arbitrarily delete online posts or online comments. Online spies must be abolished, the "fifty-cent party" must be abolished, and restrictions on anti-censorship technologies must be abolished.

5. There should be no taboos concerning our party's history. Chinese citizens have a right to know the errors of the ruling party.

6. Southern Weekly and Yanhuang Chunqiu should be permitted to restructure into privately operated pilot project in the independent media. The privatization of newspapers and periodicals is the natural direction of political reforms. History teaches us: when rulers and deliberators are highly unified, when the government and the media are both surnamed "party", and when one stages his own show and applauds his own performance, it is very difficult to connect with the will of the people and attain true leadership. From the time of the great leap forward to the time of the cultural revolution, newspapers, magazines, television and radio in the mainland have never truly reflect ed the will of the people. Party and government leaders do not hear different voices, so it is very difficult for them to find out and redress mistakes of overall importance that are unfolding. For a ruling party and government to use the tax payers' money to run media that sing their own praises, this is something not permitted in democratic nations.

7. Permit the free circulation within the mainland of books and periodicals from Hong Kong and Macau. Our country has joined the World Trade Organization, and economically we have already integrated with the world - attempting to remain closed culturally goes against the established guideline for opening up and reform. Hong Kong and Macau offer advanced culture right at our nation's door, and the books and periodicals of Hong Kong and Macau are welcomed and trusted by the people.

8. Transform the functions of various propaganda organs so that they are transformed from agencies setting down so many "taboos" to agencies protecting the accuracy, timeliness, and unimpeded flow of information, from agencies that assist corrupt officials in suppressing and controlling stories that reveal the truth to agencies that support the media in monitoring party and government organs, from agencies that close publications, fire editors and arrest journalists to agencies that oppose power and protect media and journalists. Our propaganda organs have a very bad reputation within the party and in society. They must do some good deeds to restore their reputations. At the appropriate time, we can consider renaming these propaganda organs to suit global trends.

We give full account and hope for your utmost attention.

<B>Signed:</B>

Li Rui, former executive vice minister of the Organization Department of the CPC Central Committee, member of the 12th CPC Central Committee;

Hu Jiwei, former director and editor-in-chief of People's Daily, standing committee member of the Seventh NPC, president of the Federation of Chinese Communication Institutes;

Jiang Ping, former head of the China University of Political Science and Law, tenured professor, standing committee member of the Seventh NPC, deputy director of the legal committee of the NPC;

Li Pu, former deputy director of Xinhua News Agency;

Zhou Shaoming, former deputy director of the Political Department of the Guangzhou Military Region;

Zhong Peizhang, former head of the News Bureau under the Central Propaganda Department;

Wang Yongcheng, professor at Shanghai Jiaotong University;

Zhang Zhongpei, researcher at the Imperial Palace museum, chairman of the China Archaeological Society

Du Guang, former professor at the Central Party School;

Guo Daojun, former editor-in-chief of China Legal Science;

Xiao Mo, former head of the Architecture Research Centre of the Chinese National Academy of Arts;

Zhuang Puming, former deputy director of People's Press;

Hu Fuchen, former director and editor-in-chief at China Worker's Publishing House;

Zhang Ding, former director of the China Social Sciences Press at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences;

Yu You, former editor-in-chief of China Daily;

Ouyang Jin, former editor-in-chief of Hong Kong's Pacific magazine;

Yu Haocheng, former director of Masses Publishing House;

Zhang Qing, former director of China Cinema Publishing House;

Yu Yueting, former director of Fujian Television, veteran journalist;

Sha Yexin, former head of the Shanghai People's Art and Drama Academy, now an independent writer of the Hui ethnic minority;

Sun Xupei, former director of the News Research Institute at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences;

Xin Ziling, former director of the editorial desk at China National Defense University;

Tie Liu, editor-in-chief of Wangshi Weihen magazine (Scars of the Past).

Legal Counsel:

Song Yue, Chine se citizen, practicing lawyer in the State of New York, US.


执行宪法第35条,废除预审制 兑现公民的言论出版自由!

执行宪法第35条,废除预审制 兑现公民的言论出版自由!

――致全国人民代表大会常务委员会的公开信
    
    全国人民代表大会常务委员会:
    中华人民共和国1982年宪法第35条载明:“中华人民共和国公民有言论、出版、集会、结社、游行、示威的自由。”这一条文28年不兑现,被党政机关制定的“执行”细则所否定。这种原则承认具体否定的假民主,成为世界民主史上的丑闻。
    
    2003年2月26日,胡锦涛主席上任不久,在中共中央政治局常委與民主黨派人士舉行的民主協商會上,明确地說:
    
    新闻解禁、开放人民舆论阵地,是社会的主流意见和诉求,是正常的,要以立法形式解决。共产党自身不改革,不改造,就会失去生命力,走向自然消亡。
    
    2010年10月3日美国有线电视台CNN播出了访谈节目主持人法瑞德•扎卡利亚对中国总理温家宝的专访。温家宝回答记者提问时说:
    
    言论自由对任何国家都不可或缺;中国宪法赋予民众享有言论自由;人民对民主自由的诉求不可抗拒。
    
    根据宪法和胡锦涛主席、温家宝总理讲话精神,我们仅就兑现言论出版自由之宪法权利方面陈情如下:
    
    关于我国言论出版自由的现状
    
    我堂堂中华人民共和国公民名义上“当家做主”61年,但我们享有的言论出版自由竟不如回归祖国前的香港,即不如殖民地居民。
    
    回归前的香港是英国殖民地,女王政府任命总督管理这个地方,但港英当局给香港居民言论出版自由,不是空头的,纸面上的,是落实的,兑现的。
    
    1949年建国,人民欢呼解放了,当家做主了,毛泽东宣布“中国人民从此站起来了。”但直到今天,建国61年,搞了30年改革开放,我们还没有得 到香港人殖民地时代就有的言论出版自由。现在有些参政议政的书籍,要拿到香港出版,这不是回归祖国的福荫,是沿袭殖民时代的旧法。大陆人民的“当家作主” 地位实在太窝囊。国家宣称的有中国特色的“社会主义民主”实在太尴尬。
    
    岂止普通公民,连共产党的高级干部都没有言论出版自由。最近李锐遇到一件事情:不久前《周小舟纪念文集》出版,原来收进了李锐1981年在《人民 日报》发表的纪念周小舟的一篇文章,但出版的书中没有。周小舟夫人打电话向李锐解释:“北京通知,不能用李锐的文章。”连1981年发表在党报上的旧作也 不让收进文集,真是荒唐至极!李锐说:“这算什么样的国家?!我大声疾呼:新闻必须自由!扼杀公民的言论自由是完全违法的!”
    
    岂止高级干部,连国家总理都没有言论出版自由!2010年8月21日温家宝总理在深圳发表题为《只有坚持改革开放,国家才有光明前途》的讲话。谈 到“不仅要推进经济体制改革,还要推进政治体制改革。没有政治体制改革的保障,经济体制改革的成果就会得而复失,现代化建设的目标就不可能实现。”新华社 21日通稿《开创经济特区的美好明天 》,把温家宝讲话中政治体制改革的内容删掉了。
    
    2010年9月22日(美国当地时间)温家宝总理在纽约与美国华文媒体和港澳媒体负责人进行座谈,再次强调了“政治体制改革”的重要性。温说: “关于政治体制改革,我曾经讲过,经济体制改革如果没有政治体制改革的保障,也不会彻底取得成功,甚至已经取得的成果还会得而复失。”温家宝随后在纽约联 合国总部出席第65届联合国大会一般性辩论发表题为《认识一个真实的中国》的讲话,其中也谈及了政治体制改革。9月23日(北京时间)晚间,中央电视台 《新闻联播》以及新华社通稿报导这些活动时,只报导了温家宝谈及海外华人的处境、海外华文媒体的作用等内容,提及政治体制改革的讲话,都被过滤掉了。
    
    这些事情,如果追究责任,绝对查不到具体人,这是一只看不见的黑手。他们自知理亏违宪,通常以电话通知某人的作品不能发表、某事不能见诸媒体。打 电话的官员不留姓名,叮嘱执行者为其保密,但必须执行他的电话指示。这只看不见的黑手就是中宣部。现在是中宣部凌驾于党中央之上,凌驾于国务院之上。试问 中宣部有什么权力封锁总理的声音?有什么权力剥夺全国人民对总理讲话的知情权?
    
    我们的核心要求是取消审批制,改行追惩制
    
    把宪法第35条言论出版自由变成可望而不可及的墙上画饼,是经过《出版管理条例》等具体执行细则来完成的。这些执行细则,槪而言之就是深文周纳的审批制。有数不清的清规戒律限制言论出版自由。制定新闻出版法,废除审批制,已成为当务之急。
    
    建议全国人大立即着手制定新闻出版法,废除《出版管理条例》和地方当局管制新闻出版的那些条条框框。落实宪法第35条给予公民言论出版自由,从体 制上看就是从党政机关直接控制到媒体相对独立,从“党的喉舌”转变为“社会公器”。因此,新闻出版法的立法基础必须是实行追惩制,而不能再以“加强党的领 导”的名义强化审批制。所谓审批制,就是出版物在出版以前须经党政机关的审查,批准了你才能出版,不批准出了就是非法出版物。所谓追惩制,就是出版物不必 向党政机关报批,总编辑通过了就开印,出版发行完全自由。出版后如有不良后果和纠纷,政府再介入,根据法律判断是非对错。世界各国新闻出版法制的发展,走 的是由审批制向追惩制过渡的道路。无疑,追惩制比起审批制是一个历史性进步,对推动人文科学和自然科学的发展,推动社会和谐历史进步起了伟大的作用。英国 早在1695年即废除了预防检查制。1881年法国废除了预防检查制,报纸、刊物出版前的手续仅仅需要一份简单的声明,由报刊领导人签署,邮寄共和国检察 院即可。我国目前实行的书报审查制度,比英国落后315年,比法国落后129年。
    
     我们的具体要求
    
    一、取消媒体的主管单位,由主办单位独立负责;真正落实出版单位的社长、总编辑负责制。
    
    二、尊重记者,树立记者 “无冕之王”的社会地位。记者报道群体性事件,揭发官员贪污腐败,是为民请命的神圣事业,应受到保护和支持。立即制止某些地方政府和公安机关随意抓捕记者 的违宪行为。追究谢朝平案的幕后操纵者,渭南市委书记梁凤民必须下台,以申党纪,以儆效尤。
    
    三、取消限制媒体跨省进行舆论监察的禁令,保障中国记者在全中国领土上采访报道的权利。
    
    四、互联网是社会信息和公民意见的重要交流平台,除确实涉及国家机密的信息和侵犯公民隐私的言论之外,网络管理部门不能随意删除网帖和跟帖,取消网特,取消“五毛党”,取消对“翻墙”的技术限制。
    
    五、党史无禁区,中国公民有权知道执政党的罪错。批准在大陆印行《千秋功罪毛泽东》(辛子陵著)和《墓碑》(杨继绳著)两部书,报刊网络可以公开讨论毛泽东的功过是非,为重新评毛预作准备。
    
    六、允许《南方周末》和《炎黄春秋》改制为民营报刊作为探路试点。报刊民营化是政治改革的方向。历史的教训是:施政者与评议者高度一体化,政府和 媒体都姓“党”, 自己搭台唱戏,自己鼓掌喝彩,是很难和民意沟通实现正确领导的。从大跃进到文化大革命,大陆所有的报刊杂志、广播电视,从来没有反映过真实的民意。党和国 家领导人耳边听不到不同的声音,就既难发现、更难纠正正在发生的全局性的错误。执政党和政府拿纳税人的钱办媒体为自己歌功颂德,这在民主国家是不允许的。
    
    七、允许已经回归中国的香港、澳门的书籍报刊在大陆公开发行。我国加入了WTO,在经济上已经融入世界,企图在文化上闭关锁国,是违背改革开放的既定方针的。港澳文化是送上国门的先进文化,观之于港澳报刊书籍备受群众欢迎而益信。
    
    八、转变各级宣传部门职能,由制定多少个“不准”,转变为保障信息准确、及时、畅通;由帮助贪官污吏压制封锁批评揭露的稿件,转变为支持媒体对党 政机关发挥监督作用;由封报刊、撤总编、抓记者,转变为对抗强权,保护媒体和记者。宣传部门在党内、在社会上名声很臭,要做几件好事恢复名誉。在适当的时 机,可以考虑宣传部更名,以符合世界潮流。
    迫切陈情,敬希亮察。
     2010年10月1日
    
    
    发起人(23人):
    李 锐(前中央组织部常务副部长,中共十二届中央委员,十二、十三届中顾委委员。)
    胡绩伟(前《人民日报》社长、总编辑,第六、七届全国人大常委,全国新闻学会联合会会长)
    江 平(原政法大学校长、终身教授,七届人大常委、人大法律委员会副主任)
    李 普(原新华社副社长)
    周绍明(原广州军区政治部副主任)
    锺沛璋(原中宣部新闻局局长)
    王永成(上海交通大学教授,欧洲科学、艺术与人文研究院通讯院士)
    张忠培(故宫博物院研究员,原院长,中国考古学会理事长)
    杜 光(原中共中央党校教授)
    郭道晖 (原《中国法学》杂志社总编辑)
    萧 默(原中国艺术研究院建筑艺术研究所所长)
    庄浦明(原人民出版社副社长)
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    王承祥 (原锦州公路段干部)
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    刘志琴(中国社会科学院近代史所研究员)
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    刘慧珊(原外交学院 教授)
    刘绪光(自贡铸钢厂工程师)、
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    刘成端(原昭通市盐津县纪委副书记)
    刘孔伏(历史文化学者、自由撰稿人)
    刘 冰(原四川青年报记者)
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    刘孟懿(原金平县第一中学教师)
    刘克文(原原东北空军 飞行员辽)
    毕宾生(江西省妇女干部学校副校长)
    朱尔刚(原东北空军转业干部)
    后永年(原大理学院保卫处长)
    许相照(原广州市粮食局 干部)
    许为南(原东北空军16师机械工程师)
    冯志轩(原中央机械工业部高级经济师)
    冯成学(原威信县教师进修学校职工)
    孙正荃(原青海日报记者,华东师范大学教授)
    孙文广(原山东大学退休教授)
    孙开泰 (中国社会科学院历史所研究员)
    孙小平(原广州市黄埔区汽车制造厂医务室护士)
    孙君秣(离休干部)
    任彦芳(作家)
    任建树 (历史学家 上海社科院研究员 原中国陈研会顾问)
    朱筱超(原山东济南长清新华书店退休职工)
    朱正琳(湖北大学退休教师)
    朱 华(自贡第四人民医院医生)
    江燕生(原中山大学北校区图书馆副研究馆员)
    江 婴(天津 诗人)
    沈 重(南昌大学历史系教授)
    吕林科(原威信县农机公司干部)
    吕少柏(深圳香港诗词学会常务理事、香港文艺出版社常务副会长)
    吕伯春(原芜湖5720厂 高级工程师)
    江雁玲(原广州市东山区人民医院耳鼻喉科护士)
     江 涛(原广州市天河区爱国卫生办公室办事员)
     江海星(广东省出版集团审计师)
    汪业祥(原芜湖5720厂 工程师)
    许 进(南通市电视机厂离休干部、自由写作者)
    许有为(合肥学院离休干部)
    许医农(原贵州人民出版社副编审)
    许炳星(原曲靖师范专科学校外语教师)
    关秋岚(北大附中高级教师)
    杜 仲(原攀枝花市文联主席)
    杜荣进 (原浙江日报资深记者,离休干部)
    杜 高 (原中国戏剧家协会党组书记)
    汪兆钧(原安徽国宝集团董事长)
    汪廷奎(原广东省社会科学院副研究员)
    汪杏莜 (肃省特级教师)
    汪孝直(重庆市公民)
    吴明先(高级编辑 《 信息时报》原副总编辑)
    吴大江(湖南省衡阳市公民)
    吴之伯(原昭通师范专科学校副校长)
    吴起滨(原东北空军转业干部)
    吴 非(原广州军体院电教中心美术工程师)
    吴 刚(围场县永合义村大学生联谊会会长)
    吴昌宁(原保山一中教师)
    余凯成(原大连理工大学 教授)
    李 澈(原中交第一航务工程设计院院长)
    李 冰(香港《东方杂志》记者、编辑)
    李昌玉(原山东大学附中退休教师)
    李志强(资深媒体人,原江西青年报副刊部主任)
    李守玉(西安 编辑)
    李国云 (原云南省保山市潞江农场中学校长)
    李雅松(原成都市工业学校高级讲师)
    李红骑 (二炮后勤部原生产部北京华强实业总公司总经理)
    李淑云 ( 江苏南通退休工人)
    李忠初 (原湖南科技大学教授)
    李汝高 (四川省自贡市退休教师) 
    李和显(自贡永安乡农民)、
    李展飞(自流井钟表社职工)、
    李国昌(自贡大安盐厂工程师)、
    李文尧 (人民银行经济师)
    李云飞(自由职业者)
    李彦蓉(原昭阳区教师)
    李少楷(原昭通烟厂卷烟经理部主任)
    李涤龙(自由职业者)
    李建荣(原威信县商业局干部)
    李德强(原大关县人大常委会副主任)
    李成章(原威信县小学教师)
    李霓琳(自由职业者)
    李玉泉(原前所果树农场气象工程师)
    李玉兰(女,原山海关船厂干部)
    李双红(女, 原长江科学研究院干部)
    李晓芸 (原成都市农工民主党副秘书长)
    李学文(原开远市房管局干部)
    李兴儒(原昆明市第二十七中学校长)
    李 斌(原红河州教育局离休干部)
    李运禹(原弥勒县图书馆馆长)
    李如芳(原开远市灵泉办事处退休人员)
    李泽衡(原云南人民出版社副编审)
    李荫祥(原曲靖市检察院离休干部)
    李庆云(原同济大学外语教师)
    李绍谦(原湖南文艺出版社编审)
    李定中(原《人民日报》高级编辑)
    李 凌(原中国社会科学院社会科学出版社副总编辑)
    李明杨 (四川建设工业物资公司)
    李成忠 (原中国海洋石油南海西部公司教育培训中心经理)
    李晓芸 (原成都市农工民主党副秘书长)
    李世安(原广东省第二工人医院药剂师,离休干部)
    李 乾(武汉自由撰稿人)
    李振东(自由职业者)
    李悔之(网络专业作家)
    宋光裕(原昭通市发改委干部)
    宋 晶(西安 编辑)
    宋泽宇:(原四川乐至县供銷社干部)
    宋 铮(原《人民日报》高级记者)
    宋之平(原东北空军转业干部)
    伍崇高 (四川洪雅自由摄影人)
    伍登祥(原成都电子科技大学副研究员)
    汤建甲(原保山县公安局干部)
    何真信(自贡市劳动局退休公务员)
    何浩正(原昭通市盐津县委组织部部长)
    何 蜀 (原《红岩春秋》杂志副主编)
    辛成哲(诗词世界》杂志社社长)
    严永强(原葫芦岛市电台 台长)
    但俊峰(原自贡水泥厂职工,现个体经商)
    余永庆(原中共昭通地区农业学校书记)
    余莉萍(自由职业者)
    何卓堂(原昆明医学院教授)
    何祚榕(原中国社会科学院《中国社会科学》杂志编审)
    何 燕(原辽宁省义县粮食局 工程师)
    何英伟(原东北空军第三航校 电气工程师)
    苏致舜(原保山地区贸易公司经理)
    苏 毅(原广东省机电设备公司经理兼党委书记)
    苏良沛(原成都市参事室主任)
    苏曼中(原大理市建筑材料经理公司科长)
    苏 瑛(原河口县统计局局长)
    苏守义(原重庆市江北区鱼嘴职业中学 高级教师)
    冷留萍(女,原扬州大学 学生)
    林蕙清(原云南省保山市隆阳区妇幼保健院医师)
    林圣然(原辽宁省绥中县农场 工程师)
    茅于轼 (经济学家 原中国社科院研究员)
    武宜三(香港五七学社干事,中国当代史研究者)
    武进之(原华东师范学院教师)
    金 煊 (扬州市科技情报研究所副研究员)
    金众智(中国现代史独立学者)
    金 阳(中国电銲条厂外贸处处长)
    金福田(原东北空军转业干部)
    金明元(原东北空军转业干部)
    罗 福(原开远市公路总段职校副校长)
    罗友乔(原长沙交通大学分校 校长)
    贾民卓(原抚顺市木材公司 干部)
    张大芝(原杭州大学新闻传播系主任、教授)
    张允若(原浙江大学新闻传播系教授)
    张曼平(原中国海洋大学教授、博导)
    张有志(原国企扬州冶金机械厂退休高工)
    张幼南(扬州市公民)
    张耀杰(中国艺术研究院研究员,中国农工民主党党员)
    张纯良(儒学研究会会长)
    张存根(中国社会科学院研究生院教授、博导)
    张肃文(原武汉大学教授)
    张峨放(深圳市萃园中学高级教师)
    张清宇(深圳 诗人)
    张博树(独立学者,原中国社会科学院哲学所助理研究员)
    张文洪:(自贡建筑设计院工程师,五十年代自贡市市长张奇的儿子)
    张清亮(自贡铸钢厂职员)
    张 镛(原开远市粮食局干部)
    张占洪(原德宏州医院医生)
    张海波(原中共个旧市委党校教师)
    张 循(原上海市《新闻报》总编助理)
    张钦芬(原昭通市第二医院主管营养师)
    张石石( 沈阳体育学院 教师)
    张景岩(原北京法学会 秘书长)
    张学洪(原新华日报记者,原江苏省社科院社会学研究所所长)
    张玉仙(女,原南京医院 医生)
    张家宝(原北京制药厂 工程师)
    张季旭(原南昌科技大学教务处处长)
    张灵感(原广州市中山图书馆副研究馆员)
    张兴发(原个旧市长石矿职工)
    张 岩(河北省围场县永合义村大学生联谊会联络员)
     张风丽(河北省围场县永合义村大学生联谊会联络员)
    张有志 (扬州冶金机械厂高级工程师)
    张 鑫(原锦州阀门总厂 工程师)
    张 玳 (北大附中高级教师)
    范兴华(原湖北省汉口公路局 工程师)
    范永长(原沈阳市大东区汽车修理公司 工程师)
    周以骏(扬州市邗江区中学离休高级教师)
    周良宵(中国社科院近代史所研究员)
    周建文(原天津大港油田 高级工程师)
    周 仁(原辽宁省绥中县供销社 干部)
    周 明 (四川米易县林业局教师)
    周熙文(原武汉市财政局总会计师)
    陈 平(原四川省社科院研究人员)
    陈 昭 (北京公民)
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