Zhou Dajie / 周大杰

Hunan democracy activist · founding participant in the China Democracy Party Hunan preparatory committee

Zhou Dajie (周大杰) is a Hunan democracy activist associated with the provincial China Democracy Party organizing effort of 1998.

1998 Hunan CDP organizing

Contemporaneous Radio Free Asia reporting identifies Zhou as one of the Hunan democracy activists who announced formation of the China Democracy Party Hunan preparatory committee in November 1998. A 2009 Changsha judgment in the Xie Changfa case separately names Zhou among the 1998 founders. A 1999 Beijing Spring retrospective also places him in a related Citizens’ Rights Protection Association initiative.

These sources materially corroborate a Hunan CDP founding-participant role. The available evidence does not establish a precise formal office, title, or national representative tenure, so none is inferred here.

Custody and evidence controls

No reliable prison-sentence chronology for Zhou has been established in the current source pass. Priority primary-source targets are the original Hunan CDP registration application and member list, the original Citizens’ Rights Protection Association application, police/security records, and the original national preparatory roster.

Research safeguard: this profile preserves the distinction between independently corroborated founding participation and still-unverified formal office claims.

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