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The building of the National Memorial to Victims of Communism is to go ahead, despite the controversy surrounding its location.
A prominent Chinese-Canadian writer and democracy activist who left China after the Tiananmen Square massacre in 1989 is disheartened over the controversy surrounding the location of the National Memorial to Victims of Communism.
In response to criticism of the location of the Memorial to Victims of Communism, Ludwik Klimkowski says the site is symbolic and the right place for the monument.
