Campaign Relay Mark World Human Rights Day
On December 10, a campaign relay was held in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia and Tokyo, Japan to mark World Human Rights Day. Declared by the United Nations in 1948, World Human Rights Day sets out a broad range of fundamental human rights and freedoms to which all men and women, everywhere in the world, are entitled, without any distinction <Full Text>.
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Demonstration Marks 62nd Anniversary of Chinese Communist Rule
IMPP
Oct.1,2011
Stockholm
Dozens of Mongolians and Uyghurs gathered in front of Chinese
embassy in Stockholm, Sweden to mark the 62nd anniversary of Chinese
Communist rule over their homelands<Full
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Temtsiltu
Shobtsood Bestowed MACA Annual Humanitarian Award
IMPP
Sept.17,2011
New York
Temtsiltu Shobtsood (Xi Haiming), the chairman of IMPP, was awarded the
Humanitarian Award by the Mongol-American Cultural Association (MACA). MACA
is a U.S. based non-profit, non-political organization, which promotes and
preserves the Mongolian culture in the United States <Full
Text>.
"Southern (Inner) Mongolia's Today Independent Mongolia's Tomorrow"?
Normal School Graduates Protest to Demand Jobs in Southern Mongolia
Nearly 400 Southern (Inner) Mongolian former students of Tongliao Normal School (formerly Jirim League Normal School) gathered in front of the Tongliao Municipality Government building last Monday to protest the authorities' breaking of their own agreement by denying employment opportunities to the students <Full Text>.
Fresh Protest by Mongolian Herders, Dozens Hospitalized
Many Detained, Some Fled After Protests in Southern Mongolia
Worldwide Campaign Relay to Protest the Killing of Mongolian Herders
A worldwide campaign relay was held on May 29th&30th by the Mongolians in Ulaanbaatar (Mongolia), Huhhot (Inner Mongolia), Stockholm, Amsterdam, New York City, and Washington D.C. The protests were sparked by two incidents of brutal killing of two Mongolians by the Chinese <Full Text>.
Protests Spread in Southern Mongolia, Thousands More Take to the Streets
Following a series of protests in Right Ujumchin Banner and Shiliin-hot City, on May 26, 2011 local time, thousands more Mongolian herders and students took to the streets in Huveet Shar Banner ("Xiang Huang Qi" in Chinese) and Left Ujumchin Banner ("Dong Wu Qi" in Chinese) in Shiliin-gol League of Southern (Inner) Mongolia to urge the Chinese authorities to respect the Mongolian herders' right to their land and right to maintain their traditional way of life. Protestors held the banners and posters of "defend the rights of Mongols", "defend the homeland" and shouted slogans to march toward the Banner governments<Full Text>.
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Herders Take to the Streets, Four Arrested
On the morning of May 23, 2011, hundreds of Mongolian herders from Right Ujumchin Banner of Southern (Inner) Mongolia took to the streets in the Banner capital (equivalent to the county level of government) to protest against the Chinese miners’ brutal killing of a Mongolian herder and the destruction of Mongolian herders’ grazing land. Hundreds more herders from three sums (a sum is an administrative unit one level below banner) of Right Ujumchin Banner were blocked by armed police on their way marching toward the Banner capital <Full Text>.
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Coal Mine Forcefully Opened in Southern (Inner) Mongolia, Nomad Killed by Giant Freight Truck
By Wang Ning, Boxun.com, Beijing, May 18th, 2011
[Translated from Chinese by a Mongolian émigré abroad]
(Nairuulagch: Tus niitleliin etsest baih zurag n onts jigshuurtei tul
unshigch anhaaragtun)
On May 10th 2011, at around 10pm Beijing
time, a giant coal-hauling truck rolled its enormous wheel over the head
and body of Mr. Mergen, a herder from the steppes of the West Ujumchin
banner (khoshuu) in Shiliin Gol aimag of South Mongolia (Inner Mongolian
Autonomous Region). A terrifying scene resulted as Mergen’s head was
crushed to pieces <Full
Text>.
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Statement of SMHRIC Representative Sainbilig Batzargal in Front of Chinese Embassy in Netherlands
My name is Sainbilig Batzargal. I am an ethnic Mongolian from the Chinese-occupied Southern Mongolia. On behalf of the Southern Mongolian Human Rights Information Center (SMHRIC), I would like to bring to your attention the case of Mr. Hada, a prominent ethnic Mongolian dissident who spent 15 years in a Chinese prison on baseless charges of “separatism” and “espionage” and then was immediately taken into detention on his scheduled release day. Equally disturbing is that his wife and son were also taken into police custody the week prior to his release date <Full Text>.
Campaign for Releasing Hada and other Southern Mongolian Dissidents
On January 8th,2011, Inner Mongolian People's Party and other Southern Mongolian exiles held another wave of demonstrations in front of Chinese embassies in Mongolia, Japan, Germany, Sweden, France, Netherlands, and New York City and Washington D.C. in the United States <Full Text>.
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Release of Jailed Mongolian Activist Delayed
IMPP
Tokyo
On December 10, 2010, IMPP held a demonstration in front of Chinese embassy in Tokyo, Japan, to protest the delay in releasing Hada and demanded the Chinese authorities to guarantee the safety of the family <Full Text>.
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Mongolian activist's son: China police took mother
Image Source: SMHRIC
BEIJING -- Chinese police detained the wife of the co-founder of a Mongolian separatist movement and raided the family bookstore just days before the activist is to be released from 15 years in prison, his son said Saturday <Full Text>.
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Amnesty International Groups' Action on Hada's Case
Southern Mongolian Representative to United Nations Conference Arrested at Beijing Airport
Mr. Sodmongol (Cao Du on his Chinese passport), a representative of the indigenous Mongolian community in China was invited to attend the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues (UNPFII) 9th Session at the United Nations Headquarters in New York City. He was arrested at the Beijing Capital International Airport on April 18, 2010 by the Chinese authorities as he was departing China to attend the meeting. His whereabouts and health status remain unknown <Full Text>.
Former Chinese spy seeks asylum in Toronto church
One of IMPP meetings that Gankhuyag Bumuutseren attended in 1997.
IMPP Archive.
Stewart Bell, National Post
Tuesday, February 02, 2010
TORONTO -- A man who spied on Chinese dissidents in the United
States has been living in a Toronto church since this past August to avoid
deportation, the National Post has learned.
Hours before the Canada Border Services Agency was scheduled to deport
Gankhuyag Bumuutseren for espionage, he sought sanctuary in St. James Anglican
church in Etobicoke.
The 41-year-old Mongolian citizen has inhabited a room in the church basement
since then, and while he admitted on Tuesday he had spied for China, he said
he is afraid to return to his homeland<Full
Text>.
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Mongols, Tibetans and Uyghurs demonstrated on the
60th anniversary of Communist China
IMPP
Tokyo, Japan
September 26, 2009
Japan Mongols, Uyghurs and Tibetans gathered here and carried out a demonstration to mark the 60th anniversary of the Communist Chinese rule in their respective homelands. <Full Text>
Members of IMPP Observed the Sixth Death Anniversary of
IMPP
Uppsala, Sweden
April 13, 2009
Members of the IMPP European Branch and others held a peaceful gathering on April 13 to commemorate the sixth death anniversary of Muren Davasambuu, a tireless fighter for the rights of Mongol people in Southern Mongolia.
The ceremony was held at the Cathedral of Uppsala, Sweden. Members of IMPP brought flowers to the monument of Muren Davasambuu to pay him respect and the representative of IMPP European branch gave a speech. The speech highly praised the work of Mr. Davasambuu for the democracy and freedom movement in Southern Mongolia. It also expressed a strong will for carrying on Davasambuu’s unfulfilled mission to fight for the freedom of Southern Mongolian people.<Full Text>
Chinese Authorities Released Jaranbayariin Soyolt
IMPP
New York
Jun 20, 2008
According to the source of IMPP, the member of IMPP, Mr.Jaranbayariin Soyolt was freed from Chinese detention and repatriated to Mongolia on June 17, 2008. IMPP welcomes the news of releasing of Jaranbayariin Soyolt, and thanks everyone who had been paying attention and working hard to push Chinese authorities to release Jaranbayariin Soyolt. <Full Text>
IMPP
Stockholm, 05-01-2008
On May 1st, the members of IMPP Sweden branch held a demonstration in Stockholm to mark the 61 years Chinese colonization of Southern Mongolia. <Full Text>
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Campaign for Releasing Soyolt and Supporting Tibet
<Tokyo, Japan, March 25,2008>
IMPP
New York
March 26, 2008
People around the world are supporting the Tibetans' recent campaign of independence. As brothers of Tibetans, Mongolians are among them. Members of IMPP from Sweden, Japan, and the United States, took to the street with Tibetans to protest the Chinese harsh repression of Tibetans' peaceful demonstration in Tibet. In the meantime, members of IMPP also are protesting the arrest of IMPP member, Jiranbayariin Soyolt who was arrested by the Chinese authorities on January 2008. <Full Text>
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IMPP Member and Citizen of Mongolia
IMPP
New York
March 10,2008
Jiranbayariin Soyolt, member of Inner Mongolian People’s Party, and citizen of Mongolia, was arrested while a business trip to Beijing on January 6, 2008. The Inner Mongolian’s People’s Party condemns this irresponsible action by Chinese authorities. These authorities have been arresting foreign citizens for no reason. In particular, we are very concerned about the safety of Soyolt, and we urge the government of Mongolia take appropriate actions to push Beijing to release Jiranbayariin Soyolt, citizen of Mongolia. <Full Text>
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IMPP held a demonstration to mark the 60th anniversary of Chinese occupation of Inner Mongolia
Washington, DC - April 28, 2007
The members of Inner Mongolian People’s Party (IMPP) in the United State gathered at 13:00pm, on April 28th, 2007 in front of the Chinese Embassy in Washington D.C, to hold a demonstration to mark the 60th anniversary of the Chinese occupation of Inner Mongolia. <Full detail>
Recent News
IMPP Held Meeting and Protest in Tokyo, Japan
On March 2, 2006, about 30 members of the Inner Mongolian People’s Party who were attending the party’s special meeting here, held a demonstration in front of the Chinese Embassy in Tokyo, Japan.
Protesters were holding banners and signs reading “Release Hada!”, “Free Southern Mongolia”, “Independence for Southern Mongolia”, “Human Rights for Southern Mongolia”, “Protect Mongolian Culture and Grasslands” and “Return the Sacred Place of Chinggis Khan Mausoleum to Mongolians” and shouted slogans condemning the Chinese authorities’ colonial regime and oppressive policies in the Chinese occupied Southern Mongolia. They also distributed the party’s “Tokyo Declaration” to numerous Japanese who showed great sympathy toward what is happening in Southern Mongolia.
“Southern Mongolia is a land of broken promises where so much was promised by the Chinese Government but so little was delivered,” says one of the protestors. Protestors condemned the Chinese authorities’ policy of privatizing the Chinggis Khan Mausoleum that has long been regarded by Mongols around the world as a sacred place. Two years ago, the mausoleum was transferred from nominal Mongol control to a privately-owned Chinese firm in the name of “boosting local tourism” and “opening up the West”. The commercialization of the Chinggis Khan Mausoleum has been seen as one more act of disrespect to the Mongols. Mongols around the world including the relatively moderate Southern Mongolian students and scholars in Japan have strongly criticized the policy. Protesters also requested the release of hundreds of Mongolian political prisoners in Southern Mongolia, including Mr. Hada, head of now banned Southern Mongolian Democratic Alliance.
Since the establishment of the Inner Mongolian People’s Party in 1997, numerous protests and demonstrations in front of Chinese embassies in many countries have been held. However, this is the first time the party holding a public demonstration against China in Japan, a democratic nation that has long maintained a delicate relationship with her authoritarian neighbor.
IMPP
Held Rally on UN Human Rights Day
The Inner Mongolian People's
Party has held a protest demonstration rally in front of the United Nation's
Building in New York City on December 10th, 2000 to commemorate the 5th anniversary
of Chinese government's arresting of Mongol dissidents in Inner Mongolia.
The day also coincides with the UN Human Rights Day. Protesters demanded the
Chinese government to release Mr. Hada, Mr.
Tegexi and all other political prisoners Immediately. Handouts are
distributed throughout the rally. <Click
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World
Bank Victimizing Mongols
Disregarding strong opposition from the
Mongols and Tibetans, the World Bank has voted to grant loan for the China
Western Poverty Reduction Project (WPRP). Part of the China Western Poverty Reduction Project
(WPRP) is to re-settle about 60,000 Ethnic
Chinese to Hai Xi
Mongolian Autonomous Prefecture in Khokh-Nuur (Eastern Tibet or Qing Hai
Province). The region is traditionally homeland to the Mongols and Tibetans.
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Campaign
for the Release of Hada
Hada,
a Mongol from Inner Mongolia is serving his 15 years of imprisonment in
Chinese jail for what he believes and what he said. The IMPP is launching
a campaign to for the release of Hada. <Full Detail>
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Delegates Attended Conference
The Inner Mongolian People 's
Party sponsored and attended the "Exposing Communist Chinese Government Influence in
America" Conference, organized by the Citizens Against Chinese
Communist Propaganda.<Full Details and Pictures>
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