【伦敦讯】2025年9月14日，一场注定被铭记的集会在伦敦皇家铸币场旧址举行。下午两点，秋雨绵密，湿润的空气笼罩着古老的石墙。然而，雨水并未消解人们的热情，反而映衬出一份庄重与坚毅。来自中国民主党英国总部的党员及支持者汇聚于此，以“拒绝中共跨国监控，捍卫你我隐私自由”为主题，向世人发出铿锵之声。
雨中的集会
会场四周，横幅与标语在雨中飘扬，口号声穿透空气，坚定而有力。演讲者依次登台，虽未以华丽辞藻铺陈，却用掷地有声的语言，揭示中共跨国监控与跨境打压的危害：它们不仅侵蚀着个人隐私与言论自由，更在自由世界的公共空间播撒恐惧与阴影。
这场集会并非单一的控诉，而是一种跨越地域的呼吁。发言中，人们不仅关注海外华人所遭受的监控威胁，也强调其对民主制度与国际秩序的挑战。正如一位参与者所言：“自由的边界一旦被侵蚀，沉默者终将成为受害者。”
群众与氛围
随着雨势渐大，地面水迹潋滟，但现场人群并未退缩。有人撑伞静听，有人冒雨呐喊，掌声与口号声在雨幕中交织。路人驻足，有的用手机记录，有的与在场人士交谈，表达认同与支持。
这种自发的回应，使得集会不仅仅是一场政治活动，更成为一场公共教育：提醒每一个目击者，隐私与自由并非抽象的理念，而是与日常生活休戚相关的权利。
背景与意义
近年来，中共凭借科技手段，将监控之手伸向全球，从人脸识别与大数据收集，到对异议人士和普通华人的跨境施压，已有大量事例在国际社会曝光。英国及多国政府已对所谓“秘密警察站”和海外监控网络展开调查，舆论普遍担忧其对国家安全与社会信任的冲击。
正是在这样的背景下，中国民主党英国总部发起本次集会。他们强调，这不仅是对中共压迫手段的揭露，更是对自由价值的坚守与宣示。
组织方声明
在活动尾声，中国民主党英国总部发表联合声明：
• 隐私与自由不可让渡。任何政权无权跨越国界，以安全之名行压迫之实。
• 跨国监控威胁全球。它不仅针对中国人，更动摇民主社会的根基。
• 坚持与团结。无论环境如何艰难，他们将继续在海外发声，与国际社会并肩，抵御监控与恐惧的蔓延。
声明最后写道：“我们选择在风雨中集会，正如我们选择在压迫中发声。因为自由的价值，从不因风雨而褪色。”
总结
当集会在傍晚雨雾中落幕，人群渐次散去，皇家铸币场旧址的石壁依旧静默伫立。唯有那穿透风雨的呼喊仍在回荡，提醒世人：拒绝中共跨国监控，捍卫隐私与自由，是自由社会共同的责任与使命。
这场集会，不仅是一时的抗议，更是民主信念在海外土地上的一次庄严昭告。
中国民主党英国总部供稿
附录：中国民主党英国总部 组织信息
总指挥
• 王魏晋
副总指挥
• 卢灵飞
• 钱越
• 韦崇华
演讲党员名单
• 王魏晋
• 卢灵飞
• 胡晓
• 成小丹
活动参与党员名单
• 王魏晋
• 卢灵飞
• 吴冉
• 雷喜哲
• 李申耀
• 王涛
• 韦崇华
• 萧雅聪
• 李皓博
• 熊志兵
• 吴小海
• 周勇
• 成小丹
• 李涛
• 俞杰辉
• 吴志芬
• 张学美
• 郭稼瑄
• 许少男
• 范可为
• 钱越
• 杨诚名言
• 胡晓
London Rally by the UK Headquarters of China Democracy Party: Protesting CCP Transnational Surveillance, Defending Privacy and Freedom
London, 14 September 2025 — On a rainy autumn afternoon, a rally destined to be remembered was held at the historic site of the Royal Mint Court in London. At 2 p.m., under steady drizzle and grey skies, members and supporters of the UK Headquarters of China Democracy Party gathered with a solemn determination. The theme was clear and forceful: “Reject CCP Transnational Surveillance, Defend Our Privacy and Freedom.”
Rally in the Rain
Banners and placards fluttered in the rain as voices rose firmly and resolutely. Speaker after speaker took the stage, not with flowery rhetoric but with uncompromising words, exposing the dangers of Beijing’s cross-border surveillance and repression. They warned that these practices not only erode personal privacy and freedom of expression but also spread fear and shadows across public spaces in the free world.
The rally was more than an accusation; it was a transnational call to conscience. Participants spoke of the threats faced by overseas Chinese, but also of the broader challenge posed to democratic systems and the international order. As one attendee declared: “Once the boundaries of freedom are eroded, silence will not protect you—it will make you the next victim.”
Crowd and Atmosphere
As the rain intensified, puddles pooled on the ground, yet the crowd stood firm. Some listened quietly under umbrellas, while others shouted slogans in the downpour. Applause and chants interwove with the sound of rain. Passers-by stopped—some filming, some engaging in conversation, many expressing their support.
This spontaneous response transformed the rally into more than a political action. It became a public lesson: privacy and freedom are not abstract ideals, but everyday rights that concern everyone.
Background and Significance
In recent years, the CCP has extended its surveillance globally through advanced technologies—facial recognition, mass data collection, and cross-border intimidation of dissidents and ordinary citizens. Numerous cases have been exposed internationally. Governments in the UK and elsewhere have launched investigations into so-called “overseas police stations” and surveillance networks, amid widespread concern over their threat to national security and public trust.
Against this backdrop, the UK Headquarters of China Democracy Party organised this rally. They stressed that this was not only an act of exposing CCP repression, but also a declaration of their steadfast commitment to the values of freedom.
Statement by the Organisers
At the conclusion of the event, the UK Headquarters of China Democracy Party released a joint statement:
- Privacy and freedom are non-negotiable. No regime has the right to cross borders to oppress under the guise of “security.”
- Transnational surveillance is a global threat. It does not only target Chinese people but undermines the very foundations of democratic societies.
- Persistence and solidarity are essential. No matter how difficult the environment, they pledged to continue speaking out overseas, standing alongside the international community to resist the spread of fear and surveillance.
The statement ended with these words: “We chose to rally in the wind and rain, just as we choose to speak under oppression. For the value of freedom does not fade in the storm.”
Conclusion
As dusk fell and the rally concluded in the mist and drizzle, the ancient stone walls of the Royal Mint Court stood silent, but the echo of chants still lingered: “Reject CCP transnational surveillance, defend privacy and freedom.”
This was not merely a protest of the moment, but a solemn proclamation of democratic conviction on foreign soil.
— Submitted by the UK Headquarters of China Democracy Party
Organisational Information
- General Commander: Wang Weijin
- Deputy Commanders: Lu Lingfei, Qian Yue, Wei Chonghua
Speakers: Wang Weijin, Lu Lingfei, Hu Xiao, Cheng Xiaodan
Participants: Wang Weijin, Lu Lingfei, Wu Ran, Lei Xizhe, Li Shenyao, Wang Tao, Wei Chonghua, Xiao Yacong, Li Haobo, Xiong Zhibing, Wu Xiaohai, Zhou Yong, Cheng Xiaodan, Li Tao, Yu Jiehui, Wu Zhifen, Zhang Xuemei, Guo Jiaxuan, Xu Shaonan, Fan Kewei, Qian Yue, Yang Chengmingyan, Hu Xiao
