2025年11月30日，中国民主党新西兰党部在奥克兰伊丽莎白广场举行集会，纪念震撼世界的白纸革命三周年。中国民主党新西兰党部成立于2025年10月10日，隶属于中国民主党英国总部。当地时间下午1时许活动以和平方式展开，却在新西兰社会引起广泛关注。多位奥克兰本地民众、人权倡议者、学者以及民运组织代表到场支持，表达对中国人权状况的强烈关切。
中国民主党新西兰党部负责人冯飞（Fei Feng）在现场发表讲话指出，2022年的白纸革命，是中国人民在极端封控、高压统治和言论禁锢下，被迫发出的最沉默却最震撼的呼喊。他强调：“那张白纸不是空白，而是写满了人民被夺走的自由与尊严。白纸革命至今仍是对习近平政权极权统治的最有力控诉。”
冯飞严厉谴责中共借疫情实施的极端封锁政策，造成难以估量的人道灾难，使无数家庭破碎、亲人离散、社会陷入恐惧。他呼吁国际社会必须持续关注中国的人权危机，不应被中共的宣传与外交渗透所蒙蔽。
本次纪念活动也吸引了多名新西兰民众在聆听后表示震撼，认为白纸革命展示的勇气“值得全世界尊敬与铭记”。冯飞回应说：“今天，我们看到新西兰社会对中国人权议题的关注正在逐渐加深。这说明，人类对自由的追求，是跨越国界的普世价值。”
现场参与者举起白纸、蜡烛与横幅，向在白纸革命中被拘押、被迫害、被消失的勇士致敬；许多新西兰市民也加入行列，与华人共同表达对自由、人权和民主价值的支持。
在讲话的最后，冯飞郑重指出：
“我们纪念白纸革命，不是为了悲伤，而是为了延续希望。自由不会自己到来，我们必须坚持站出来反抗暴政、捍卫尊严、守护真相。”
结语：向世界发出新西兰的声音
在活动的最后时刻，中国民主党新西兰党部再次以集体名义向世界发声：
“我们在新西兰呼吁世界各国：不要遗忘白纸革命，不要忘记那些为自由而被牺牲的中国人民。我们中国民主党新西兰党部将继续站在国际舞台上，与所有追求自由与正义的人一道，推动中国早日走向民主、法治与人权的新时代。”
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New Zealand Branch of the China Democracy Party: Marking the Third Anniversary of the White Paper Revolution —Our Voice for Freedom Continues
On 30 November 2025, the New Zealand Branch of the China Democracy Party held a public gathering at Elizabeth Square in Auckland to commemorate the third anniversary of the White Paper Revolution, a movement that shocked the world.
The New Zealand Branch, established on 10 October 2025 and operating under the UK Headquarters of China Democracy Party, organised the event peacefully at around 1 p.m. local time. The gathering quickly drew attention across New Zealand’s civil society.
Numerous Auckland residents, human rights advocates, academics, and representatives from pro-democracy groups attended to show support and to express deep concern over China’s deteriorating human rights situation.
Fei Feng, head of the New Zealand Branch, addressed the crowd, stating that the White Paper Revolution of 2022 was “the loudest cry delivered in silence” by the Chinese people who suffered under extreme lockdowns, authoritarian control and suppression of free expression.
He emphasised:
“That sheet of white paper was never empty — it carried all the freedoms and dignity stolen from the people. The White Paper Revolution remains the most powerful indictment of Xi Jinping’s authoritarian rule.”
Fei Feng strongly condemned the Chinese government’s brutal pandemic lockdown policies, describing them as a humanitarian catastrophe that broke families apart, caused widespread suffering, and plunged society into fear. He called on the international community to remain vigilant and not to be misled by Beijing’s propaganda and diplomatic influence operations.
The commemoration resonated strongly with the public. Many New Zealanders, after listening to the speeches, said they were deeply moved and believed that the courage shown during the White Paper Revolution “deserves global respect and remembrance.”
Fei Feng responded:
“Today we see growing awareness in New Zealand regarding China’s human rights crisis. It shows that the pursuit of freedom is a universal value that transcends borders.”
Participants held up white papers, candles and banners, paying tribute to those who were detained, persecuted or disappeared during the White Paper protests. Many New Zealand citizens joined the demonstration, standing alongside Chinese attendees to support the values of freedom, human rights and democracy.
In his closing remarks, Fei Feng stated firmly:
“We commemorate the White Paper Revolution not to mourn, but to continue the hope it represents. Freedom never arrives on its own — it demands that we stand up, resist tyranny, defend dignity and safeguard the truth.”
A Final Message: New Zealand’s Voice to the World
As the event came to an end, the New Zealand Branch of the China Democracy Party issued a collective statement:
“From New Zealand, we call on the world: do not forget the White Paper Revolution.
Do not forget those who sacrificed their freedom for the sake of all Chinese people.
We, the New Zealand Branch of the China Democracy Party, will continue to speak on the international stage, and work with all who pursue liberty and justice, to help usher China into a future of democracy, rule of law and human rights.”
Statement by the New Zealand Branch of the China Democracy Party
