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Shao Jiang about Tiananmen
By: Amnesty International UK
Posted: Jun 1 09
Witnessed: 910 times
Regions: China
Issues: Human rights defenders, Justice, Mass killings
Exiled student leader Shao Jiang tells us why it is important to remember the Tiananmen crackdown on pro-democracy protesters today.Nobody really knows how many people die in Tiananmen Square. Families of the dead and missing are unable to mourn their love ones in public. Please add your name to our online petition to ask the Chinese authorities to reveal the truth about Tiananmen - http://www.protectthehuman.com/tiananmen
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