Declaration of Moral Purpose
The Chinese Government is afraid of a unified and more potent exile movement oversees; we pledge to be a highly organized and structured Free China Movement Network that will challenge the legitmacey of the PRC every oppurtunitty possible. The Free China Movement believes that China should be governed by the rule of democratic law, abide by the UN Declaration of Human Rights, and respect freedom of speech, thought, religion, and assembly. We support open and free elections in China. We call for the immediate release of all political and religious prisoners of conscience in our beloved China. We stand for the right of all Chinese to live in dignity and to have the freedom to practice their religion without the fear of persecution.
We support the open and free operation of autonomous labor unions throughout China. We want China to be a country where the government is for the people, by the people, and where the will of the Chinese people determines the government, not the government determining the kind of economic, political, and social system the people will live in through brute force, intimidation, the use of torture, and imprisonment. As an organized political dissident movement inside and outside of China, we seek to unite all Free China Movement organizations and individuals who are dedicated to these principles.
We strive to become a significant force in world politics, and intend to successfully challenge the People’s Republic of China in the media and all political and academic forums throughout the world in a peaceful manner:
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Provenance
- Original URL: http://freechina.net/index-e.html
- Wayback capture: 19981203084752 — archived original
- Document date: 1998-12-03 (basis: capture)
- Document type: Site homepage · Language: en
- Recovery classification: Verbatim Archive Recovery
- CDX digest: VF32662PAVBNIGOWAWEXSPPMPRSRRDRY · Raw SHA-256: b7448d6ca28b00779583e4cc721cd13be48dd1d952ee22408019a7e71e8ba149
- Restoration: FreeChina.live historical web archive pilot, October 2026. Recovered transcription from archived bytes (legacy GB encoding repaired); original presentation markup removed.