2026年7月1日早晨8時至10時，中國民主黨新西蘭黨部會同奧克蘭藏人協會及紐西蘭義工平台的民運同仁，在奧克蘭舉行公開抗議活動，共同聲討中國共產黨所謂“七一建黨日”，並強烈譴責中共近期頒布的《民族團結進步促進法》。
中國民主黨新西蘭黨部認為，七月一日並非值得慶祝的日子，而是中國人民、各民族群體以及所有關心中國前途命運者應當深刻反思的日子。中國共產黨自成立以來，長期以黨權凌駕國權、以專政取代法治、以宣傳掩蓋真相、以恐懼壓制人民。其所謂“民族團結”並非建立在自由、平等、尊重與自治基礎之上，而是服務於一黨專政的政治控制工具。
活動現場，民主黨員與民運同仁打出“CCP≠CHINA”“END CCP”等標語，明確表達“中共不等於中國”“反對中共暴政”“結束一黨專政”的政治立場。與會人士指出，中國是歷史、文化與人民共同構成的文明共同體，而中國共產黨只是一個壟斷國家權力的專制政黨。中共無權將自身等同於中國，更無權代表全體中國人民和中華民族。
針對中共近期頒布的《民族團結進步促進法》，中國民主黨新西蘭黨部表示強烈譴責。我們認為，該法表面上打著“民族團結”“共同體意識”的旗號，實質上是進一步強化思想控制、文化同化、宗教打壓與政治高壓的制度工具。它將中共的意識形態包裝為法律，企圖以國家強制力消解各民族的歷史記憶、宗教信仰、語言文字、文化傳承與身份尊嚴。
中國民主黨新西蘭黨部堅決支持藏人、維吾爾人、蒙古人以及中國境內所有民族依法享有信仰自由、語言文化傳承權、人格尊嚴與基本人權。我們反對任何以“穩定”“團結”“反分裂”為名，對少數民族進行監控、洗腦、同化和鎮壓的政策。真正的民族團結，必須建立在自由選擇、平等尊重、制度保障與人權保護之上，而不是建立在恐懼、監控、強迫表態和政治服從之上。
中國民主黨新西蘭黨部主席馮飛在現場發表重要講話。他指出：“今天我們站在這裡，不是反對中國，而是反對綁架中國、壓迫人民、破壞文明的中國共產黨。我們堅決反對中共一黨專政，反對中共暴政，支持中國人民、藏人、維吾爾人、蒙古人以及所有受壓迫群體追求自由、尊嚴與人權。我們呼籲結束中共一黨專政，推翻中共暴政，重建一個真正屬於人民的民主中國。”
馮飛主席強調，中國未來的出路不在於繼續維持一黨專政，也不在於用謊言與恐懼維繫政權，而在於民主憲政、司法獨立、新聞自由、宗教自由、民族平等與公民權利保障。只有建立真正受人民監督的民主制度，中國才能走出專制循環，實現自由、尊嚴、和平與長治久安。
本次活動現場指揮由中國民主黨新西蘭黨部成員強江朋負責。活動期間，現場秩序井然，參與者以和平、理性、非暴力方式表達政治訴求，展現了海外民主力量的成熟、公民責任與堅定立場。
中國民主黨新西蘭黨部感謝奧克蘭藏人協會、紐西蘭義工平台民運同仁以及所有關心中國民主、人權與民族自由的朋友共同參與和支持。此次聯合行動表明，海外民運力量、藏人社群及各族群民主人士在反對中共專制、捍衛自由人權、追求民主中國的道路上，正在形成更廣泛、更堅定的合作。
中國民主黨新西蘭黨部將繼續秉持和平、理性、非暴力的原則，團結海外各界民主力量，持續揭露中共暴政本質，反對跨國鎮壓與政治滲透，支持中國人民及各民族群體爭取自由、人權與民主制度。
我們相信，中共不等於中國，黨國不等於祖國。中國人民終將擺脫一黨專政，迎來自由、民主、法治與人權的新中國。
中國民主黨新西蘭黨部
2026年7月1日
China Democracy Party New Zealand Branch Joins the Auckland Tibetan Association and Democracy Activists from the New Zealand Volunteers Platform in Condemning the CCP’s 1 July Party Founding Day and Strongly Denouncing the “Law on Promoting Ethnic Unity and Progress”
China Democracy Party New Zealand Branch Joins the Auckland Tibetan Association and New Zealand Volunteers Platform Democracy Activists in Condemning the CCP’s 1 July Party Founding Day and Strongly Denouncing the “Law on Promoting Ethnic Unity and Progress”
From 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. on 1 July 2026, the China Democracy Party New Zealand Branch, together with the Auckland Tibetan Association and democracy activists from the New Zealand Volunteers Platform, held a public protest in Auckland to jointly condemn the Chinese Communist Party’s so-called “1 July Party Founding Day” and to strongly denounce the CCP’s recently promulgated “Law on Promoting Ethnic Unity and Progress”.
The China Democracy Party New Zealand Branch believes that 1 July is not a day worthy of celebration, but a day on which the Chinese people, all ethnic communities, and all those concerned with China’s future should engage in deep reflection. Since its founding, the Chinese Communist Party has long placed Party power above state power, replaced the rule of law with dictatorship, covered up the truth with propaganda, and suppressed the people through fear. Its so-called “ethnic unity” is not founded on freedom, equality, respect and autonomy, but serves as a political instrument for maintaining one-party dictatorship.
At the protest, party members and fellow democracy activists displayed placards bearing slogans such as “CCP≠CHINA” and “END CCP”, clearly expressing the political position that “the CCP does not equal China”, “oppose CCP tyranny”, and “end one-party dictatorship”. Participants pointed out that China is a civilisational community shaped by history, culture and its people, whereas the Chinese Communist Party is merely an authoritarian political party monopolising state power. The CCP has no right to equate itself with China, nor does it have the right to represent all Chinese people or the Chinese nation.
With regard to the CCP’s recently promulgated “Law on Promoting Ethnic Unity and Progress”, the China Democracy Party New Zealand Branch expresses its strongest condemnation. We believe that, on the surface, this law is presented under the banners of “ethnic unity” and “community consciousness”, but in substance it is a further institutional tool for intensifying ideological control, cultural assimilation, religious repression and political coercion. It dresses up the CCP’s ideology as law and attempts, through the coercive power of the state, to erase the historical memory, religious beliefs, languages, cultures and dignity of identity of all ethnic groups.
The China Democracy Party New Zealand Branch firmly supports the rights of Tibetans, Uyghurs, Mongols, and all ethnic groups within China to enjoy freedom of belief, the right to preserve their language and culture, personal dignity and fundamental human rights in accordance with the law. We oppose any policy which, in the name of “stability”, “unity” or “anti-separatism”, subjects ethnic minorities to surveillance, indoctrination, assimilation and repression. Genuine ethnic unity must be built upon free choice, equal respect, institutional guarantees and the protection of human rights, not upon fear, surveillance, forced declarations of loyalty and political submission.
Fei Feng, Chairman of the China Democracy Party New Zealand Branch, delivered an important speech at the event. He stated: “We stand here today not in opposition to China, but in opposition to the Chinese Communist Party, which has hijacked China, oppressed the people, and damaged civilisation. We firmly oppose the CCP’s one-party dictatorship, oppose CCP tyranny, and support the Chinese people, Tibetans, Uyghurs, Mongols and all oppressed communities in their pursuit of freedom, dignity and human rights. We call for an end to CCP one-party dictatorship, the overthrow of CCP tyranny, and the rebuilding of a truly democratic China that belongs to the people.”
Chairman Fei Feng emphasised that China’s future lies not in the continued maintenance of one-party dictatorship, nor in sustaining the regime through lies and fear, but in democratic constitutional government, judicial independence, freedom of the press, freedom of religion, ethnic equality and the protection of civil rights. Only by establishing a genuinely democratic system subject to public oversight can China break out of the cycle of authoritarianism and achieve freedom, dignity, peace and lasting stability.
The on-site command of this event was handled by Jiangpeng Qiang, a member of the China Democracy Party New Zealand Branch. Throughout the event, order was well maintained, and participants expressed their political demands in a peaceful, rational and non-violent manner, demonstrating the maturity, civic responsibility and firm resolve of overseas democratic forces.
The China Democracy Party New Zealand Branch expresses its gratitude to the Auckland Tibetan Association, democracy activists from the New Zealand Volunteers Platform, and all friends concerned with democracy in China, human rights and ethnic freedom for their joint participation and support. This joint action demonstrates that overseas democracy activists, the Tibetan community and democratic individuals from various ethnic backgrounds are forging broader and firmer cooperation on the path of opposing CCP authoritarianism, defending freedom and human rights, and pursuing a democratic China.
The China Democracy Party New Zealand Branch will continue to uphold the principles of peace, rationality and non-violence, unite democratic forces overseas, persist in exposing the true nature of CCP tyranny, oppose transnational repression and political infiltration, and support the Chinese people and all ethnic communities in their struggle for freedom, human rights and democratic institutions.
We believe that the CCP does not equal China, and the Party-state does not equal the motherland. The Chinese people will ultimately cast off one-party dictatorship and usher in a new China of freedom, democracy, the rule of law and human rights.
China Democracy Party New Zealand Branch
1 July 2026
