【新唐人2013年03月30日讯】“改名游戏”中共禁特供标签
中共多个政府机关联合发出文件，禁止政府机构使用“特供”标签。官方说，此举是为了打击利用“特供”标签牟利的非法行为。
不过，这个举动被很多网民批评为“改名游戏”。他们认为：取消了标签，改个名字，不代表取消“特供”。
有人质问，“不用特供、专供标识，就没有特供、专供了吗﹖什么叫掩耳盗铃。”
也有人讽刺说，“撕了字样再送”，“又做地下党吗？”
还有人嘲笑说，以后“特供”的全部不许有“特供字样”，做其他的记号，千万不要让广大人民群众知道！
英媒：过度开发 中国河流消失过半
英国《泰晤士报》报导，中国的河流数量比20年前减少过半，主要原因是过度开发。
报导援引中共最近公布的数据说，中国流域面积在100平方公里及以上的河流，现在约有2万2千9百多条，比上世纪90年代的统计减少了2万8千条左右。而中共官员们声称，河流减少的主要原因是气候变化，和早期的调查不够准确。
不过，环境专家却说，河流消失显示了“草率、缺乏公共咨询的过度开发”的恶果。
报导说“北京公共环境事务研究所”所长马俊表示，虽然不同的调查方法可能导致数据差异，但河流数目大幅度减少是不争的事实。因为中国对河流资源正在进行过度开发。其中主要包括过度开发地下水、环境破坏和森林荒漠化。
马俊认为，类似三峡大坝这样的工程也是河流消失的原因之一。
《泰晤士报》评论说，环境污染已经代替过去的征地纠纷，成为让中国人最愤怒的问题。
贵州二千村民围堵政府遭暴力清场
贵州省贵阳市开阳县金钟镇近二千村民，3月27、28号连续两天静坐围堵开阳县政府，抗议当地政府低价强行征地、和贪污村民的移民款。28号，当局调动上千名武装特警暴力清场，将村民强行抓上数辆大巴车。过程中，很多村民受伤。
据《中国茉莉花革命》网站报导，开阳县政府扶持“开磷集团”，修建年产120万吨的磷氨大水工业园区，2005年，由政府出面按人头一人28,000元，强制征收开阳县金钟镇五个村的上千亩土地，但遭村民抵制，爆发多次抗议，当局也多次出动警察抓捕村民，多名村民被打伤、判刑。
大连造船厂二千工人罢工
3月29号，世界排名第四的南韩“STX大连造船厂”，发生工人罢工事件，约2000名工人聚集在长兴岛经济技术开发区管委会门前，抗议厂方拖欠工资。
罢工工人打出“禁止STX转移资产”、“维护农民工利益”、“还我血汗钱”等横幅，堵塞街道数小时。
当局派出大批警察戒备，最后厂方领导出面答应为工人讨公道后，工人自行散去。
编辑/周玉林
Prologue — Chinese Regime Bans Special Offer Label
Multiple government agencies jointly issued a document,
banning government agencies from using “special offer" label.
Officials said this move was to combat illegal uses for profit.
However, many netizens criticized this move calling it
“a name changing game”.
They believe that not using the label does not mean
the special offer is no longer available.
One said ironically, “Be in an underground gang, tear the
label off and then make a special offer.”
One netizen commented:
“Special offer exists with or without a label.”
One laughs at it, “For all up-coming special offers, use other
labels instead, but make sure that no one knows about it.”
Over Half Of China’s Rivers Disappear Due To Exploitation
British Times newspaper reported that in the past 20 years,
more than half of rivers with a drainage area above 38 square
have disappeared in China, mainly due to over-exploitation.
The report used data recently published by Chinese officials.
The number of rivers with more than 38 square miles are now
about 22,000, 28,000 fewer rivers than in the 1990’s.
However, officials claimed the number of rivers has reduced
mainly due to climate change and prior inaccurate investigation.
Environmental experts say that the disappearance of rivers
results from over-exploitation and lack of public consultation.
According to the report, Ma Jun, director of Beijing Institute
of Public Environmental Affairs, believed different survey
methods may lead to different data, but a substantial reduction
in the number of rivers is an indisputable fact.
Ongoing exploitation of the river resources includes exploitation
of groundwater, destruction of the environment, and deforestation
Ma believes that projects similar to the Three Gorges Dam
are also one of the reasons.
The Times commented that environmental pollution has replaced
land disputes in the past, making the Chinese people very angry.
Guizhou: Two Thousand Villagers Meet Violent Suppression
On March 27th and 28th two thousand villagers from Kaiyuan
County, Guizhou, surrounded the local government building.
They were protesting against forced land acquisition at low
prices and embezzlement committed by officials.
On March 28th authorities mobilized more than a thousand
armed police to clear the site.
Many villagers were arrested and quite a few were injured.
According to the “Jasmine Revolution" website,
the Kaiyang government supports the Kailin Group in
building a huge phosphorus ammonia industrial Park.
In 2005, the government tried to pay 28,000 yuan per person
and to acquire over a thousand acres of land from five villages.
But villagers protested against it many times.
Local authorities also ordered police to suppress them.
Many villagers were arrested, sentenced and quite
a few were injured.
Two Thousand Workers Strike At Dalian Shipyard
On March 29th about 2,000 workers went on strike.
They were workers from the Korean STX Dalian
Shipyard–ranked fourth in the world.
Workers gathered in front of the Changxing Island
Economic and Technological Development Zone, protesting against factory wage arrears.
Protestors carried banners like “Prohibit the STX transfer assets"
“Safeguard the interests of the migrant workers" and “Give me
my hard-earned money,” They blocked streets for several hours.
Authorities sent a large number of police, but in the end, factory
leaders promised to fight for fairness, and workers dispersed.
