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>
T-shirt
& Bumper Sticker for Sale
Limited
number of "Inner Mongolia" T-shirts and "Free Inner
Mongolia" Bumper Stickers are now available from the IMPP. All
the revenue from the sales will go to the IMPP and therefore, by purchasing the
these items, you are supporting the IMPP. Click here for more details.
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