Oxford - Remembering Tiananmen Square

We held a minute silence and flowers were laid at the Martyrs' Memorial to remeber the dead
We listened to Tim Brook from the Chinese department speak about the events in 1989, and the future of seeking justice in China
Our Square is Tiananman Square -Chinese tourists joined our vigil
Silent procession from the Clarendon Building to the Martyrs' Memorial

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Created by jnk106 on 05 June 2009

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On the 20th anniversary of the Tiananmen square massacre, we held a vigil to express solidarity with the victims. We remembered those who died, and those who are campaigning to this day for justice and the right to remember their loved ones. Tim Brook from the Chinese department spoke, and petitions were signed in support of the Tiananmen mothers.

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