AUCKLAND, New Zealand—A rally in downtown Auckland supporting 76 million Chinese people who have publicly withdrawn from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) or it’s affiliated organisations took place on Saturday July 3.
The rally was organised by the New Zealand Service Centre for Quitting the CCP.
The “Quitting the Party” movement was initiated after a series of editorials called the Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party printed by The Epoch Times in November 2004.
Referred to in Chinese as the tui dang or “Quit the Party” movement, withdrawals come from members of the Chinese Communist Party, the Communist Youth League, and The Young Pioneers.
The Nine Commentaries offers a comprehensive analysis of the CCP’s rule in China and the estimated 80 million deaths it has caused. It combines historical evidence with insights into the methods used by the CCP to maintain its power, such as its history of killing and destruction of traditional Chinese culture.
Haiyu Yan from the New Zealand Quit the CCP Service Centre says that since the publication of the Nine Commentaries Chinese people have been spontaneously quitting the Communist Party. The Quit the CCP website records as many as 70,000 withdrawals daily.
The movement of withdrawals can be viewed as a peaceful way of stopping the Chinese regime’s numerous persecutions against its people and includes the arrest and torture of lawyers, democracy activists, house Christians, and other religious groups.
The rally was organised by the New Zealand Service Centre for Quitting the CCP.
The “Quitting the Party” movement was initiated after a series of editorials called the Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party printed by The Epoch Times in November 2004.
Referred to in Chinese as the tui dang or “Quit the Party” movement, withdrawals come from members of the Chinese Communist Party, the Communist Youth League, and The Young Pioneers.
The Nine Commentaries offers a comprehensive analysis of the CCP’s rule in China and the estimated 80 million deaths it has caused. It combines historical evidence with insights into the methods used by the CCP to maintain its power, such as its history of killing and destruction of traditional Chinese culture.
Haiyu Yan from the New Zealand Quit the CCP Service Centre says that since the publication of the Nine Commentaries Chinese people have been spontaneously quitting the Communist Party. The Quit the CCP website records as many as 70,000 withdrawals daily.
The movement of withdrawals can be viewed as a peaceful way of stopping the Chinese regime’s numerous persecutions against its people and includes the arrest and torture of lawyers, democracy activists, house Christians, and other religious groups.
