回复: 永远干不过“五毛”
问一下，lunzi的工资是不是降到1美分了？别告诉我不拿钱，因为他们有信仰。
问一下，lunzi的工资是不是降到1美分了？别告诉我不拿钱，因为他们有信仰。
中国话题 永远干不过“五毛”
- 主题发起人 鹿湖居士
- 发布时间 2010-03-18
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回复: 永远干不过“五毛”
非常之不解中。。。
既然lz明知是5毛，还是一如既往的与之辩论。。
然后回来这里疗伤。。
到底是为了啥？
非常之不解中。。。
既然lz明知是5毛，还是一如既往的与之辩论。。
然后回来这里疗伤。。
到底是为了啥？
回复: 永远干不过“五毛”
5毛图!
5毛图!
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我亲爱的祖国，请你不要继续堕落了！！
我的祖国已经越来越显现出浮躁、狂热、悲哀、迷茫的气息。社会在财富的迅速积累下，糜烂与堕落，国富民衰的迹象越来越明显，各级政府处处想着与民争利，社会两极分化异常严重。富人们肆无忌惮的忘乎所以，穷人们走投无路般的苟延残喘，青年人的思想在社会的约束中扼杀，中年人的幸福被居高不下的房价击碎，老年人的健康被日益污染的环境毁灭。学术界一潭死水，文化界死水一潭，政治界腐败堕落，娱乐界本着娱乐至死的精神，麻痹所有还有一丝想要抗争与改变的人们，所有中国人都在争骗抢夺，生怕自己被别人挤下去。高油价，高房价，与民争利的地方政府绑架了整个中国的向前发展，弱小的人民只有在网上穿着马甲，搞笑娱乐，无奈自嘲，解构雷人。这便是如今国家最大的可悲。看似表面的欢声笑语一团和气掩盖着深深的悲哀。看似繁荣向上的祖国，却处处充满了不可预测的危机。作为一名普通的中国年轻人，我担心未来的国家会像虚幻的巴比伦之城一样在顷刻间坍塌毁灭。所以，我亲爱的祖国，请你不要继续堕落了。
2004年左右是中国人的集体幸福年代，那时物价尚低，人民收入稳中有升，食堂半勺肉菜1块2毛5，93汽油3块2毛3，伊利芦荟味酸奶也曾经1块5毛，北京三环以内房价才万元不到，个税起征点调到2000元。但之后随着2007年的猪肉上涨，中国物价就像坐云霄飞车一样，直奔九天。至今的三年时间里，各类物价至少上涨30%，而此时，中国人的平均工资并没有上涨30%，更有大学生毕业那天我们一起失业，每个月挣1000元不到，在大城市中贷款租房，贷款买公交月票，死死挣扎在生活底线的边缘。不是我们不去心怀理想，而是这个社会不允许我们心怀理想。傻逼脑残超级不反应中国社会现状的《一起去看流星雨》没有被封杀，反而是打动感动每个80后，反应房价居高不下的《蜗居》准备开始封杀了。说什么，剧中言语不符合社会主义精神文明建设！我就不明白了，大家都是成年人，又不是释迦摩尼，谁没看过A片，谁没有过圈圈叉叉，谁心里没想过这个那个。要知道孔夫子也是有儿有女的。说明什么？说明孔子也是被激情燃烧过的……
亲爱的广电总局，把好片子好电影禁播后，留下一群毫无内涵的文化垃圾，污染已经被严重污染的祖国花朵……山西黑砖窑，陕西华南虎，云南躲猫猫，贵州俯卧撑，湖北捞尸船，湖南小白宫，重庆黑社会，杭州欺实马，北京圈地运动，上海钓鱼执法，广州飞车抢劫，纵观中国天下，社会已经浑成了这样，广电总局还管什么“马上回去给你吃棒棒糖。”吃怎么了，草莓口味，香草口味的又怎么了！都当婊子好多年了，还立什么精神文明大牌坊。
说罢总局，让我们看看令人蛋疼的中国油价。中石化中石油近两年的行径已经失信于整个国人。有几十亿美金投资非洲南美的油田，有几千万人民币装修自己公司的大吊灯，就不知道体谅百姓们的苦衷。去年国际油价最高的时候，美国油价4美元一加仑，中国油价6块钱一升。后来国际油价暴跌，美国油价2美元一加仑，中国油价6块钱一升。最近国际油价略有升高，美国油价是2.5美元一加仑，中国油价竟一口气冲破了6块钱。说什么与国际接轨，中国油价压根涨上去就没落下过来。偶尔落下来，又迅速涨回去！中石油股票就圈了亿万中国人的钱，油价又抢了亿万中国人的钱，最近天然气还要逼宫涨价。还说什么民族企业要支持。要不是垄断经营，谁他娘的支持这么不善良这么贪婪的中国企业。美国企业想着社会责任，信誉形象，回报民众，持续发展。中国国有企业就想着千方百计的从老百姓里抢钱，牌子大的大抢，牌子小的小抢。后来中石化有人站出来辟谣，其实吧，我们屋里的大吊灯没有花1000万，你们实在是误解毫不利己，专门利人的国有企业了，我们很疼很受伤，这个吊灯也就值800万……
对于这些善良的中国大企业，我已经无话可说，让我们看看更令人蛋疼的中国房价。最近看到一篇文章谈论如今中国疯狂的房价，确实不能不让人担忧。原来，中国的房地产业已经把地方政府、国家经济及民众利益捆绑在一起，要挟着整个中国内地经济。国务院发展研究中心宏观经济研究部部长余斌近日表示，房地产业占到GDP的6.6%和四分之一投资，直接相关产业达60个，已成为中国经济的直接命脉。一旦房地产市场出现大的波动，现阶段依靠房地产发展生产的几十个行业，如钢筋水泥生产商等，还有那些投资房地产业的大中型企业都将受到无法估量的损失，甚至可能因为大量资金的丧失，让失血严重的中国实体经济崩溃。更重要的是那些给房地产业巨量信贷的银行将陷入数以万亿计的坏账、死账当中，对中国金融业造成毁灭性的打击。
美国一套房子的平均售价是20-30万美元，大约是100多万人民币，而且美国所指的这些房子都是国内所说的上下两层带车库的别墅（House）。但京沪深三市，随便50-60平米的小户型，一百好几十万就跟说着玩一样。中国虽然2012还要拯救地球，但是谁都知道，如今的中国没有超过美国的经济实力，更没有美国完善的社会保障，以百姓硬性需求的房屋当做国家经济前进的动力，危险系数实在太高了。美国人平均工资2000-3000美金，人家攒钱买20万美金的房子。我们中国人平均工资2000-3000人民币，我们也攒钱买20万美金的房子。这个比较大家很容易看清楚了吧。
换种说法，中国房价现在不能跌，因为一旦跌了，政府、银行、各大企业都会遭受重大的损失。政府从中牟利是不容否认的。所以，如果与民争利的政府利益不能被侵害，只能牺牲老百姓的利益了。房价2万块一平米，一个月2500元的工资都不够被中国移动、中国石油抢的，喝着毒牛奶，吃着注水肉，去餐馆点盘凉菜花个百八十，去医院看个感冒花个百八千，孩子上幼儿园还要每个月交3000元的赞助费，这要省吃俭用到何年何月才能买得起一套房子啊！中国企业还有一点是非常抢钱的，虽然如今人民币兑美元是6.8比1，但是中国引进的所有美国商品物价，全都是按照8比1换算计价的。中国百姓一点也没有享受人民币升值带来的那一丝好处。而且政府近期还要计划征收企业发放给员工的生活补贴费。使本来就捉襟见肘的青年人，生活更加艰辛。
最近看CNN，发现美国人一报道国内，就是美国经济水深火热，无数美国人挣扎在生活底线，早上5点出去上班，晚上10点下班，要养三个孩子。爷爷都70岁了，还天天扫大街，不能退休，因为跟股市挂钩的养老金全都跌光了，房子没有了，他只能住在清洁车上，怎一个惨字了得。但是CNN一报道中国，就是中国内地富豪采购团又在香港置地，买高档用品。因为中国最有能力的消费阶层年龄偏低，外国都是47岁左右，而中国大约只有35岁左右。（外国靠奋斗，中国靠继承）所以国外的奢侈品牌都改变自己的营销策略，设计符合年轻富豪审美的商品。CNN接着报道中国北京、上海某地举办超级跑车大赛，这些高档跑车，在中国的售价都比国外高上2到3倍，但中国富豪们还是蜂拥而至的前来购买。炫富的程度一点不逊于中国魏晋南北朝时期的士族阶级。这可把欧洲美国的奢侈品公司高兴坏了，因为中国富人为他们濒临破产的公司全部买单。看到这些新闻，我作为一个中国人一点喜悦之感都没有，只有深深的悲哀。
社会脏了，人心散了，大家就像参加最后的狂欢一样，在不知不觉中娱乐至死。娱乐新闻就是貌美大明星嫁了才俊大富豪，大富豪家有车有房有二奶，买一个包包要花多少钱，一群珠光宝气的傻大姐参加什么慈善晚会，去什么高档会所，又走光露点了。学术新闻就是某某教授抄袭了，剽窃了，潜规则了，被人砍了。政治新闻就是祖国很牛很强大，人民很好很幸福。经济新闻就是股市有望触底反弹，房价继续稳中有升。原来，我们中国人的自信心就建立在这些虚妄的空中楼阁之上，一点科技含量也没有。跑车、别墅、明星、流星雨、嫁豪门，大众媒体的导向让中国人都去向钱看齐，还有谁去思考如何建设一个人心向上的中国社会。
人无远虑，必有近忧。生于忧患，而死于安乐。得民心者得天下。中国，请你擦亮双眼！不要被短期的利益，西方国家的恶意吹捧，虚假的繁荣所蒙蔽，其实百姓们的生活还是辛苦的，他们劳累的心灵还是需要被温暖的。亲爱的祖国！我真想改变些什么，改变这即将堕落的人心，改变这只为名利钱财而运转的社会。但是我无能为力，国家都混乱了，我们个人生活得再好又能怎样呢？想想《乔家大院》的最后结局，乔致庸最终实现了他天下通银的梦想，但这是靠乔家给各地官府运送耻辱的“庚子赔款”来实现的，这叫发国难财。所以，我们个人的奋斗要和国家的前进融合在一起才行。国不幸，家不幸，人不幸。只有中国的大环境充满希望，我们每个中国人才能真正的看到希望。这不是用娱乐搞笑来麻痹自己，而是勇敢追求我们应得的幸福。国际社会如何捧我们，说我们蓬勃发展不重要，关键是我们自己是否感觉幸福的像花儿一样。日本快速发展后的迅速衰落，值得所有国人警惕。
我是一只不招人喜欢的流浪之猫，我可以选择默默消失在人群，喝得醉生梦死，绝尘而去。但是我的祖国，你不能！因为你寄托了十三亿人的希望！你不应该让你的人民绝望哭泣，为了房价油价艰难的活在这个不公平的世间！恶性竞争，相互猜忌，急功近利，炫富自大，冷酷无情，心无大爱，这不是一个负责任的大国国民应该做的事情。“娱乐至死”伤害的只是我们那颗本来纯洁而又充满希望的内心。不是满声牢骚，杞人忧天，只是已到危机之时。我们能够做的唯有认清现实，不断努力，期待祖国真正的繁荣富强！
我亲爱的祖国，请你不要继续堕落了！！
我的祖国已经越来越显现出浮躁、狂热、悲哀、迷茫的气息。社会在财富的迅速积累下，糜烂与堕落，国富民衰的迹象越来越明显，各级政府处处想着与民争利，社会两极分化异常严重。富人们肆无忌惮的忘乎所以，穷人们走投无路般的苟延残喘，青年人的思想在社会的约束中扼杀，中年人的幸福被居高不下的房价击碎，老年人的健康被日益污染的环境毁灭。学术界一潭死水，文化界死水一潭，政治界腐败堕落，娱乐界本着娱乐至死的精神，麻痹所有还有一丝想要抗争与改变的人们，所有中国人都在争骗抢夺，生怕自己被别人挤下去。高油价，高房价，与民争利的地方政府绑架了整个中国的向前发展，弱小的人民只有在网上穿着马甲，搞笑娱乐，无奈自嘲，解构雷人。这便是如今国家最大的可悲。看似表面的欢声笑语一团和气掩盖着深深的悲哀。看似繁荣向上的祖国，却处处充满了不可预测的危机。作为一名普通的中国年轻人，我担心未来的国家会像虚幻的巴比伦之城一样在顷刻间坍塌毁灭。所以，我亲爱的祖国，请你不要继续堕落了。
2004年左右是中国人的集体幸福年代，那时物价尚低，人民收入稳中有升，食堂半勺肉菜1块2毛5，93汽油3块2毛3，伊利芦荟味酸奶也曾经1块5毛，北京三环以内房价才万元不到，个税起征点调到2000元。但之后随着2007年的猪肉上涨，中国物价就像坐云霄飞车一样，直奔九天。至今的三年时间里，各类物价至少上涨30%，而此时，中国人的平均工资并没有上涨30%，更有大学生毕业那天我们一起失业，每个月挣1000元不到，在大城市中贷款租房，贷款买公交月票，死死挣扎在生活底线的边缘。不是我们不去心怀理想，而是这个社会不允许我们心怀理想。傻逼脑残超级不反应中国社会现状的《一起去看流星雨》没有被封杀，反而是打动感动每个80后，反应房价居高不下的《蜗居》准备开始封杀了。说什么，剧中言语不符合社会主义精神文明建设！我就不明白了，大家都是成年人，又不是释迦摩尼，谁没看过A片，谁没有过圈圈叉叉，谁心里没想过这个那个。要知道孔夫子也是有儿有女的。说明什么？说明孔子也是被激情燃烧过的……
亲爱的广电总局，把好片子好电影禁播后，留下一群毫无内涵的文化垃圾，污染已经被严重污染的祖国花朵……山西黑砖窑，陕西华南虎，云南躲猫猫，贵州俯卧撑，湖北捞尸船，湖南小白宫，重庆黑社会，杭州欺实马，北京圈地运动，上海钓鱼执法，广州飞车抢劫，纵观中国天下，社会已经浑成了这样，广电总局还管什么“马上回去给你吃棒棒糖。”吃怎么了，草莓口味，香草口味的又怎么了！都当婊子好多年了，还立什么精神文明大牌坊。
说罢总局，让我们看看令人蛋疼的中国油价。中石化中石油近两年的行径已经失信于整个国人。有几十亿美金投资非洲南美的油田，有几千万人民币装修自己公司的大吊灯，就不知道体谅百姓们的苦衷。去年国际油价最高的时候，美国油价4美元一加仑，中国油价6块钱一升。后来国际油价暴跌，美国油价2美元一加仑，中国油价6块钱一升。最近国际油价略有升高，美国油价是2.5美元一加仑，中国油价竟一口气冲破了6块钱。说什么与国际接轨，中国油价压根涨上去就没落下过来。偶尔落下来，又迅速涨回去！中石油股票就圈了亿万中国人的钱，油价又抢了亿万中国人的钱，最近天然气还要逼宫涨价。还说什么民族企业要支持。要不是垄断经营，谁他娘的支持这么不善良这么贪婪的中国企业。美国企业想着社会责任，信誉形象，回报民众，持续发展。中国国有企业就想着千方百计的从老百姓里抢钱，牌子大的大抢，牌子小的小抢。后来中石化有人站出来辟谣，其实吧，我们屋里的大吊灯没有花1000万，你们实在是误解毫不利己，专门利人的国有企业了，我们很疼很受伤，这个吊灯也就值800万……
对于这些善良的中国大企业，我已经无话可说，让我们看看更令人蛋疼的中国房价。最近看到一篇文章谈论如今中国疯狂的房价，确实不能不让人担忧。原来，中国的房地产业已经把地方政府、国家经济及民众利益捆绑在一起，要挟着整个中国内地经济。国务院发展研究中心宏观经济研究部部长余斌近日表示，房地产业占到GDP的6.6%和四分之一投资，直接相关产业达60个，已成为中国经济的直接命脉。一旦房地产市场出现大的波动，现阶段依靠房地产发展生产的几十个行业，如钢筋水泥生产商等，还有那些投资房地产业的大中型企业都将受到无法估量的损失，甚至可能因为大量资金的丧失，让失血严重的中国实体经济崩溃。更重要的是那些给房地产业巨量信贷的银行将陷入数以万亿计的坏账、死账当中，对中国金融业造成毁灭性的打击。
美国一套房子的平均售价是20-30万美元，大约是100多万人民币，而且美国所指的这些房子都是国内所说的上下两层带车库的别墅（House）。但京沪深三市，随便50-60平米的小户型，一百好几十万就跟说着玩一样。中国虽然2012还要拯救地球，但是谁都知道，如今的中国没有超过美国的经济实力，更没有美国完善的社会保障，以百姓硬性需求的房屋当做国家经济前进的动力，危险系数实在太高了。美国人平均工资2000-3000美金，人家攒钱买20万美金的房子。我们中国人平均工资2000-3000人民币，我们也攒钱买20万美金的房子。这个比较大家很容易看清楚了吧。
换种说法，中国房价现在不能跌，因为一旦跌了，政府、银行、各大企业都会遭受重大的损失。政府从中牟利是不容否认的。所以，如果与民争利的政府利益不能被侵害，只能牺牲老百姓的利益了。房价2万块一平米，一个月2500元的工资都不够被中国移动、中国石油抢的，喝着毒牛奶，吃着注水肉，去餐馆点盘凉菜花个百八十，去医院看个感冒花个百八千，孩子上幼儿园还要每个月交3000元的赞助费，这要省吃俭用到何年何月才能买得起一套房子啊！中国企业还有一点是非常抢钱的，虽然如今人民币兑美元是6.8比1，但是中国引进的所有美国商品物价，全都是按照8比1换算计价的。中国百姓一点也没有享受人民币升值带来的那一丝好处。而且政府近期还要计划征收企业发放给员工的生活补贴费。使本来就捉襟见肘的青年人，生活更加艰辛。
最近看CNN，发现美国人一报道国内，就是美国经济水深火热，无数美国人挣扎在生活底线，早上5点出去上班，晚上10点下班，要养三个孩子。爷爷都70岁了，还天天扫大街，不能退休，因为跟股市挂钩的养老金全都跌光了，房子没有了，他只能住在清洁车上，怎一个惨字了得。但是CNN一报道中国，就是中国内地富豪采购团又在香港置地，买高档用品。因为中国最有能力的消费阶层年龄偏低，外国都是47岁左右，而中国大约只有35岁左右。（外国靠奋斗，中国靠继承）所以国外的奢侈品牌都改变自己的营销策略，设计符合年轻富豪审美的商品。CNN接着报道中国北京、上海某地举办超级跑车大赛，这些高档跑车，在中国的售价都比国外高上2到3倍，但中国富豪们还是蜂拥而至的前来购买。炫富的程度一点不逊于中国魏晋南北朝时期的士族阶级。这可把欧洲美国的奢侈品公司高兴坏了，因为中国富人为他们濒临破产的公司全部买单。看到这些新闻，我作为一个中国人一点喜悦之感都没有，只有深深的悲哀。
社会脏了，人心散了，大家就像参加最后的狂欢一样，在不知不觉中娱乐至死。娱乐新闻就是貌美大明星嫁了才俊大富豪，大富豪家有车有房有二奶，买一个包包要花多少钱，一群珠光宝气的傻大姐参加什么慈善晚会，去什么高档会所，又走光露点了。学术新闻就是某某教授抄袭了，剽窃了，潜规则了，被人砍了。政治新闻就是祖国很牛很强大，人民很好很幸福。经济新闻就是股市有望触底反弹，房价继续稳中有升。原来，我们中国人的自信心就建立在这些虚妄的空中楼阁之上，一点科技含量也没有。跑车、别墅、明星、流星雨、嫁豪门，大众媒体的导向让中国人都去向钱看齐，还有谁去思考如何建设一个人心向上的中国社会。
人无远虑，必有近忧。生于忧患，而死于安乐。得民心者得天下。中国，请你擦亮双眼！不要被短期的利益，西方国家的恶意吹捧，虚假的繁荣所蒙蔽，其实百姓们的生活还是辛苦的，他们劳累的心灵还是需要被温暖的。亲爱的祖国！我真想改变些什么，改变这即将堕落的人心，改变这只为名利钱财而运转的社会。但是我无能为力，国家都混乱了，我们个人生活得再好又能怎样呢？想想《乔家大院》的最后结局，乔致庸最终实现了他天下通银的梦想，但这是靠乔家给各地官府运送耻辱的“庚子赔款”来实现的，这叫发国难财。所以，我们个人的奋斗要和国家的前进融合在一起才行。国不幸，家不幸，人不幸。只有中国的大环境充满希望，我们每个中国人才能真正的看到希望。这不是用娱乐搞笑来麻痹自己，而是勇敢追求我们应得的幸福。国际社会如何捧我们，说我们蓬勃发展不重要，关键是我们自己是否感觉幸福的像花儿一样。日本快速发展后的迅速衰落，值得所有国人警惕。
我是一只不招人喜欢的流浪之猫，我可以选择默默消失在人群，喝得醉生梦死，绝尘而去。但是我的祖国，你不能！因为你寄托了十三亿人的希望！你不应该让你的人民绝望哭泣，为了房价油价艰难的活在这个不公平的世间！恶性竞争，相互猜忌，急功近利，炫富自大，冷酷无情，心无大爱，这不是一个负责任的大国国民应该做的事情。“娱乐至死”伤害的只是我们那颗本来纯洁而又充满希望的内心。不是满声牢骚，杞人忧天，只是已到危机之时。我们能够做的唯有认清现实，不断努力，期待祖国真正的繁荣富强！
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gcd发明5毛也是和和运运学的,不是什么新鲜事,只不过,和运运从fbi支持的基金会拿钱,.也是花钱雇人造势的
gcd发明5毛也是和和运运学的,不是什么新鲜事,只不过,和运运从fbi支持的基金会拿钱,.也是花钱雇人造势的
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【名词解释】五毛
五毛，是网络评论员的俗称
网络评论员，即网评员，或网民所指的五毛或五毛党，是中国大陆特有的一种指称，一般指受中国行政机关雇佣或指导，以网络发表评论为全职或兼职的人员。通常他们以普通网民的身份，发表与中国政府（甚至各级行政机关）观点一致或相仿的内容，或采取其他网络传播策略，来试图达到影响网络舆论、引导网络舆论和制造网络舆论的目的[1][2][3]。
“五毛党”是对网评员的一种别称，一般是为了象征性地讽刺网络评论员每发一贴能挣五毛钱[4]。
在中国大陆，“网络评论员”最早出现南京大学官方BBS南京大学BBS上。在小百合BBS拒绝按照官方命令进行整改，宣布关站之后，南京大学校方在原有域名上开设官方版本的南京大学BBS，指令学生会干部及一部分热心上进人士为“网评员”，“纳入学校勤工助学体系，根据每月的考评结果发给适当的勤工助学补助”。这些网评员的主要职责是，“南京大学电子论坛通过发帖发布正面信息，跟帖回应抵制消除负面信息，营造积极健康的校园网络环境，同时对校内外网站上有关学校的重要信息及时上报学校网络管理工作领导小组办公室”。随后各个学校纷纷招聘网络评论员。[5]
随之，中国江苏省宿迁市[6]、浙江省台州市[7]、四川省巴中市[8]等省市也开始聘请网评员。
人民网与中国新闻网的官方论坛七一社区也会统一实名登记来自全国各地的反腐频道网评员[10][11]，投票评选“优秀”网评员[12]，或开展一些征文活动。
【名词解释】五毛
五毛，是网络评论员的俗称
网络评论员，即网评员，或网民所指的五毛或五毛党，是中国大陆特有的一种指称，一般指受中国行政机关雇佣或指导，以网络发表评论为全职或兼职的人员。通常他们以普通网民的身份，发表与中国政府（甚至各级行政机关）观点一致或相仿的内容，或采取其他网络传播策略，来试图达到影响网络舆论、引导网络舆论和制造网络舆论的目的[1][2][3]。
“五毛党”是对网评员的一种别称，一般是为了象征性地讽刺网络评论员每发一贴能挣五毛钱[4]。
在中国大陆，“网络评论员”最早出现南京大学官方BBS南京大学BBS上。在小百合BBS拒绝按照官方命令进行整改，宣布关站之后，南京大学校方在原有域名上开设官方版本的南京大学BBS，指令学生会干部及一部分热心上进人士为“网评员”，“纳入学校勤工助学体系，根据每月的考评结果发给适当的勤工助学补助”。这些网评员的主要职责是，“南京大学电子论坛通过发帖发布正面信息，跟帖回应抵制消除负面信息，营造积极健康的校园网络环境，同时对校内外网站上有关学校的重要信息及时上报学校网络管理工作领导小组办公室”。随后各个学校纷纷招聘网络评论员。[5]
随之，中国江苏省宿迁市[6]、浙江省台州市[7]、四川省巴中市[8]等省市也开始聘请网评员。
加强网上舆论引导工作。各级党政部门要高度重视互联网对社会舆论的影响，认真总结网上舆论引导和斗争的成功经验，抓紧建立和完善网上监控、网上阅评、网上评论“三位一体”的工作机制，努力提高引导网上舆论的能力，增强工作的主动权和实效性。网络媒体要在党委宣传部门的指导下，积极组建网上评论员队伍，开辟网上评论专栏，遵循网络传播规律，采取“网上来，网上去”的方式，及时有效地引导社会热点问题，扩大网上正面舆论声音。[6]
昨日下午，由宿迁市委宣传部聘请的26位网络评论员，在宿迁市政府办公大楼领取了聘书，并于今天正式上岗。为进一步加强网上舆论引导，经过基层推荐、严格选拔，该市在全市范围内招聘了政治素质好、理论水平高、新闻嗅觉敏锐的第一批26名网络评论员。 该市市委宣传部将定期或不定期对重点网站评论员组织培训，年终根据发帖量、跟帖量等情况进行综合测评，并列入全市宣传工作表彰奖励范畴。[7]
在《我们这个家2006湖南省委宣传部家书》[9]一书中透露有很多湖南省委宣传部网络监控的信息。例如在《在宣传部的日子里》等文章里透露了他们在网上搜集到涉及湖南的言论，与相关网站交涉，删除涉及到的文章，“引导”网上舆论；在《忙碌让我充实》文章里透露报送中宣部的信息，临时发展和聘用网评员。
人民网与中国新闻网的官方论坛七一社区也会统一实名登记来自全国各地的反腐频道网评员[10][11]，投票评选“优秀”网评员[12]，或开展一些征文活动。
看来“居士”先生很苦恼，费劲总结了很多。但你肯定干不过你说的五毛的，因为五毛人太多了，保守说也要占华人90%以上，难怪居士随手一摘，就有这么多难听的回帖。
在网上，只要表达对中国及政府的一点支持，就会对马上被打成“五毛”。我曾经想不开，要和命名我为五毛的人死磕，发毒誓，结果没人敢跟我，所以我知道了，攻击别人是五毛的人，并不认为有真的五毛，他们知道是在说谎。
过去也可能有五毛，没考证过。我想，有也无非就是个别脑残地方官员的“成绩”，结果会因他们的马屁成绩被拿下。就好像在两会期间，一些脑残代表提出的一些雷人提案一样。揭露五毛现象，曝光脑残提案，目的是弹劾脑残官员，并不是固定了五毛编制，采纳了脑残提案。
喜欢攻击别人五毛的人，其实一直盼望真的有五毛，那样就能很好的解释了他们干不过，孤立和挨骂的原因了。
其实运党，独党，轮党是真正的五毛党，他们“说话拿钱”铁证如山，从不脸红，理直气壮，是最不要脸的五毛党。
接着说两句：居士第一帖，先说，哪怕是为了推动国家和政府的进步的一些揭露，批评也会得到攻击，这你是在撒谎了，完全是为了你以下言论的铺垫。其实是否挨骂的关键是，你是善意的还是别有用心的。揭发贪污腐败大快人心是根本没人会骂街的。你摘得回帖有些过激，但也很准确，骂的都是些核心的东西，可能会触动有些人的神经。反而你反复强调的那三个字（我说不出口），其实你并不生气。你很希望有人这样骂你，说明五毛的无赖，烘托你文章的主题。
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American Center for International Labor Solidarity
$120,418
To promote labor rights in China. The Solidarity Center will cooperate with local partners to conduct trainings and other outreach activities to raise awareness of labor rights, particularly as they relate to occupational safety and health.
American Center for International Labor Solidarity
$40,000
To promote awareness among Chinese workers of their rights. The Solidarity Center and its partner will continue distribution of its worker rights information CDs inside China as well as frequent interviews with the international and Chinese press.
American Center for International Labor Solidarity
$40,000*
To strengthen enforcement of the Labor Contract Law and other labor protections in China. The Solidarity Center’s partner organization will conduct education workshops for workers, and publish and distribute a study guide regarding the Labor Contract Law and other relevant regulations.
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National Endowment for Democracy
1025 F Street NW, Suite 800
Washington, DC 20004 / (202) 378-9700
info@ned.org
NED Staff Access
http://www.ned.org/where-we-work/asia/china
Rule of Law and Public Participation
$180,913
To strengthen the rule of law, enhance citizens’ awareness of their legal rights, enhance norms of access to information and the free flow of information, and broaden participation in public policy debates. Projects will support a variety of educational, research, policy analysis, and legal aid activities.
American Center for International Labor Solidarity
$294,058
To empower workers, promote government accountability, and improve access to justice in China. The Solidarity Center, in cooperation with local partners, will sponsor research, education programs, trainings, and seminars to build effective networks in specific industrial sectors, as well as enhance the capacity of stakeholders to initiate viable labor regulation reforms related to worker safety and health.
American Center for International Labor Solidarity
$134,454
To promote labor rights and government accountability. The Solidarity Center’s partner organization conducts in-depth research on labor issues, disseminates a variety of research and educational publications, and engages in related legal aid and advocacy activities.
American Center for International Labor Solidarity
$120,418
To promote labor rights in China. The Solidarity Center will cooperate with local partners to conduct trainings and other outreach activities to raise awareness of labor rights, particularly as they relate to occupational safety and health.
American Center for International Labor Solidarity
$40,000
To promote awareness among Chinese workers of their rights. The Solidarity Center and its partner will continue distribution of its worker rights information CDs inside China as well as frequent interviews with the international and Chinese press.
American Center for International Labor Solidarity
$40,000*
To strengthen enforcement of the Labor Contract Law and other labor protections in China. The Solidarity Center’s partner organization will conduct education workshops for workers, and publish and distribute a study guide regarding the Labor Contract Law and other relevant regulations.
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American Federation of Teachers Educational Foundation (AFTEF)
$40,000
To encourage the introduction of democratic teaching methods in classrooms. The AFTEF will assist local partners to conduct a variety of workshops and produce educational materials for distribution in hard copy and on the Internet.
Asia Catalyst
$15,000*
To function as a regional forum and facilitate cross-border linkages among NGOs. Asia Catalyst will develop a Chinese-language informational website that will include resources for NGOs and post information about human rights, social justice, and environmental protection initiatives.
Beijing Dongzhen-Nalan Cultural Communication Co., Limited (BDNCCC)
$36,500 *
To strengthen civil society and advance respect for human rights. BDNCCC will facilitate several trainings for civic groups to introduce to participants basic concepts of human rights and organizational development skills, such as management systems, leadership, and team building.
Beijing Spring Magazine
$180,000*
To publish the monthly Chinese-language magazine Beijing Spring, which carries analysis and commentary by authors inside and outside China regarding political developments, social issues, and the prospects for democratization in China.
Beijing Yirenping Information & Counseling Center, LLC
$70,000*
To promote the rule of law and the development of public interest law in China. The Center will maintain a telephone hotline to provide citizens with legal aid, conduct research regarding legal reforms and produce related public reports, make policy recommendations to relevant authorities, and hold a discussion series for lawyers and concerned citizens.
Beijing Zhiaixing Information Counseling Company Limited
$235,000*
To operate a diverse program promoting accountability and human rights. The work of the organization will include legal aid, investigative reporting, activist training, and human rights documentation related to HIV/AIDS and other public health threats.
Celeluck Company, Ltd.
$100,000*
To promote free discussion and analysis of current events and political issues. Celeluck will publish a series of Chinese-language books on issues related to the future of democracy and human rights in China. The organization will also continue to issue its monthly periodical, Open Magazine, known for its exposés and timely analysis of trends and newsworthy events in China.
American Federation of Teachers Educational Foundation (AFTEF)
$40,000
To encourage the introduction of democratic teaching methods in classrooms. The AFTEF will assist local partners to conduct a variety of workshops and produce educational materials for distribution in hard copy and on the Internet.
Asia Catalyst
$15,000*
To function as a regional forum and facilitate cross-border linkages among NGOs. Asia Catalyst will develop a Chinese-language informational website that will include resources for NGOs and post information about human rights, social justice, and environmental protection initiatives.
Beijing Dongzhen-Nalan Cultural Communication Co., Limited (BDNCCC)
$36,500 *
To strengthen civil society and advance respect for human rights. BDNCCC will facilitate several trainings for civic groups to introduce to participants basic concepts of human rights and organizational development skills, such as management systems, leadership, and team building.
Beijing Spring Magazine
$180,000*
To publish the monthly Chinese-language magazine Beijing Spring, which carries analysis and commentary by authors inside and outside China regarding political developments, social issues, and the prospects for democratization in China.
Beijing Yirenping Information & Counseling Center, LLC
$70,000*
To promote the rule of law and the development of public interest law in China. The Center will maintain a telephone hotline to provide citizens with legal aid, conduct research regarding legal reforms and produce related public reports, make policy recommendations to relevant authorities, and hold a discussion series for lawyers and concerned citizens.
Beijing Zhiaixing Information Counseling Company Limited
$235,000*
To operate a diverse program promoting accountability and human rights. The work of the organization will include legal aid, investigative reporting, activist training, and human rights documentation related to HIV/AIDS and other public health threats.
Celeluck Company, Ltd.
$100,000*
To promote free discussion and analysis of current events and political issues. Celeluck will publish a series of Chinese-language books on issues related to the future of democracy and human rights in China. The organization will also continue to issue its monthly periodical, Open Magazine, known for its exposés and timely analysis of trends and newsworthy events in China.
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Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE)
$167,708
To enhance the capacity of business associations and other NGOs. CIPE and its partner organization will collect and disseminate information on management best practices, and publish a guidebook promoting a better model of self-governance for independent organizations.
Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE)
$26,133
To encourage good governance and enhance private-sector participation in public policy debates on key reform issues. CIPE will support local partners in China to conduct regular symposia on China’s economic and governance reforms, in which independent voices can engage government officials in policy discussions.
Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE)
$94,182
To encourage advocacy efforts by raising awareness of key reform issues. CIPE will work with its partner in China to hold weekly policy forums. These forums will focus on themes such as political and economic reforms, civil society development, and social justice.
Center for Modern China
$261,000*
To maintain a forum for informed and responsible debate of public policy questions. The Center will publish Modern China Studies, a quarterly Chinese-language scholarly journal that features economic and social science research concerning liberal, democratic solutions to contemporary policy questions in China. In addition, the Center will engage in a historical memory project that gives voice to alternative views of an important historical event.
China Aid Association
$75,000*
To promote religious freedom in China. China Aid will publish the Chinese Law & Religion Monitor, a semi-annual journal containing analysis and documentation of religious issues and human rights abuses suffered by religious believers. China Aid will also maintain an online library of reference materials, including Chinese- and English-language full-text copies of laws and regulations governing religious practices in China.
China Free Press
$140,000
To expand the space for free expression. China Free Press will host banned and censored Chinese pro-democracy websites that provide a platform for discussion and debate on current events and pressing social, political and economic questions facing China. China Free Press will also maintain a dedicated civil rights page as a forum for reports, commentary, and appeals by citizens.
China Information Center
$410,000*
To provide an alternative source of news and opinion for audiences in China. The Center will disseminate news, commentary, and independent analysis of developments in China and important international events through two Chinese-language websites and an email list.
Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE)
$167,708
To enhance the capacity of business associations and other NGOs. CIPE and its partner organization will collect and disseminate information on management best practices, and publish a guidebook promoting a better model of self-governance for independent organizations.
Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE)
$26,133
To encourage good governance and enhance private-sector participation in public policy debates on key reform issues. CIPE will support local partners in China to conduct regular symposia on China’s economic and governance reforms, in which independent voices can engage government officials in policy discussions.
Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE)
$94,182
To encourage advocacy efforts by raising awareness of key reform issues. CIPE will work with its partner in China to hold weekly policy forums. These forums will focus on themes such as political and economic reforms, civil society development, and social justice.
Center for Modern China
$261,000*
To maintain a forum for informed and responsible debate of public policy questions. The Center will publish Modern China Studies, a quarterly Chinese-language scholarly journal that features economic and social science research concerning liberal, democratic solutions to contemporary policy questions in China. In addition, the Center will engage in a historical memory project that gives voice to alternative views of an important historical event.
China Aid Association
$75,000*
To promote religious freedom in China. China Aid will publish the Chinese Law & Religion Monitor, a semi-annual journal containing analysis and documentation of religious issues and human rights abuses suffered by religious believers. China Aid will also maintain an online library of reference materials, including Chinese- and English-language full-text copies of laws and regulations governing religious practices in China.
China Free Press
$140,000
To expand the space for free expression. China Free Press will host banned and censored Chinese pro-democracy websites that provide a platform for discussion and debate on current events and pressing social, political and economic questions facing China. China Free Press will also maintain a dedicated civil rights page as a forum for reports, commentary, and appeals by citizens.
China Information Center
$410,000*
To provide an alternative source of news and opinion for audiences in China. The Center will disseminate news, commentary, and independent analysis of developments in China and important international events through two Chinese-language websites and an email list.
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Democratic China, Inc.
$150,000
To promote well-informed and uncensored dialogue on issues relevant to China’s political development. The grantee will publish weekly the online Chinese-language magazine Minzhu Zhongguo (Democratic China), which carries news and analysis by authors inside and outside of China regarding current affairs, culture, history, and international relations.
Friends of China Labour Bulletin
$80,000*
To promote labor rights and government accountability. The organization conducts in-depth research on labor issues, disseminates a variety of research and educational publications, and engages in related legal aid and advocacy activities.
Human Rights in China (HRIC)
$430,000*
To advance internationally recognized human rights in China. HRIC facilitates the work of domestic groups in building an effective agenda for social, legal, and political development through collaborative research and education, print and electronic publications, and advocacy.
Independent Chinese PEN Center
$152,350*
To promote freedom of expression in China. Activities will include translation of materials on freedom of expression into Chinese, publishing banned materials to enable Chinese readers to have access to diverse views and literary works despite official censorship, and organizing domestic and international advocacy campaigns on behalf of imprisoned writers and journalists.
Initiatives for China
$75,000
To promote inter-ethnic understanding, mutual trust, and cooperation among prodemocracy activists from different ethnic groups in China. Initiatives for China will organize an inter-ethnic conference with conflict resolution workshops and panel discussions on democracy, human rights, and religious freedom.
International Republican Institute (IRI)
$400,000
To expand the space for civic engagement in China by supporting citizen groups and coalitions. The program will help strengthen the capacity of Chinese civic organizations and coalitions by providing opportunities for international exchange and by supporting partner organizations’ research, monitoring, and education activities.
International Republican Institute (IRI)
$45,000*
To promote legislative and legal reform on workplace and property rights discrimination. IRI will facilitate the work of its partner organization to conduct research and education activities, hold workshops, and develop and distribute a training handbook, model guidelines, reports, and other publications.
Laogai Research Foundation
$280,000
To campaign for the abolition of the laogai labor camps. The Foundation will carry out investigation and documentation of the Chinese system of labor camps, while also undertaking a program of timely research exposing other human rights problems in China.
Princeton China Initiative
$115,000
To promote media freedoms and civic engagement via the Internet in China. The program will bring together specialists in Internet technology to exchange information and create online tools that can be used by ordinary Chinese citizens, journalists and social activists for “citizen journalism” and civic-oriented, open communication.
Princeton China Initiative
$210,000
To promote human rights in China. The Princeton China Initiative will carry out a broad program of support for human rights projects to enhance transparency, accountability, legal knowledge, and access to justice.
Democratic China, Inc.
$150,000
To promote well-informed and uncensored dialogue on issues relevant to China’s political development. The grantee will publish weekly the online Chinese-language magazine Minzhu Zhongguo (Democratic China), which carries news and analysis by authors inside and outside of China regarding current affairs, culture, history, and international relations.
Friends of China Labour Bulletin
$80,000*
To promote labor rights and government accountability. The organization conducts in-depth research on labor issues, disseminates a variety of research and educational publications, and engages in related legal aid and advocacy activities.
Human Rights in China (HRIC)
$430,000*
To advance internationally recognized human rights in China. HRIC facilitates the work of domestic groups in building an effective agenda for social, legal, and political development through collaborative research and education, print and electronic publications, and advocacy.
Independent Chinese PEN Center
$152,350*
To promote freedom of expression in China. Activities will include translation of materials on freedom of expression into Chinese, publishing banned materials to enable Chinese readers to have access to diverse views and literary works despite official censorship, and organizing domestic and international advocacy campaigns on behalf of imprisoned writers and journalists.
Initiatives for China
$75,000
To promote inter-ethnic understanding, mutual trust, and cooperation among prodemocracy activists from different ethnic groups in China. Initiatives for China will organize an inter-ethnic conference with conflict resolution workshops and panel discussions on democracy, human rights, and religious freedom.
International Republican Institute (IRI)
$400,000
To expand the space for civic engagement in China by supporting citizen groups and coalitions. The program will help strengthen the capacity of Chinese civic organizations and coalitions by providing opportunities for international exchange and by supporting partner organizations’ research, monitoring, and education activities.
International Republican Institute (IRI)
$45,000*
To promote legislative and legal reform on workplace and property rights discrimination. IRI will facilitate the work of its partner organization to conduct research and education activities, hold workshops, and develop and distribute a training handbook, model guidelines, reports, and other publications.
Laogai Research Foundation
$280,000
To campaign for the abolition of the laogai labor camps. The Foundation will carry out investigation and documentation of the Chinese system of labor camps, while also undertaking a program of timely research exposing other human rights problems in China.
Princeton China Initiative
$115,000
To promote media freedoms and civic engagement via the Internet in China. The program will bring together specialists in Internet technology to exchange information and create online tools that can be used by ordinary Chinese citizens, journalists and social activists for “citizen journalism” and civic-oriented, open communication.
Princeton China Initiative
$210,000
To promote human rights in China. The Princeton China Initiative will carry out a broad program of support for human rights projects to enhance transparency, accountability, legal knowledge, and access to justice.
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Princeton China Initiative
$120,000
To provide an effective forum for free expression and stimulate liberal debate on China’s international role. Princeton China Initiative will publish China in Perspective Magazine, which will provide a pluralistic platform for Chinese writers to discuss issues related to comparative democratization, Chinese foreign policy making, responsible international behavior, and nationalism.
Southern Mongolian Human Rights Information Center (SMHRIC)
$75,000
To advance the human rights of ethnic Mongols in China. SMHRIC will report on the human rights conditions in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, also known as Southern Mongolia, through a website and an English- and Mongolian- language electronic publication, Southern Mongolia Watch.
The grant listings posted here are from the 2008 Annual Report. We will be posting 2009 and 2010 grant listings in the near future.
American Center for International Labor Solidarity
$125,456
To foster freedom of association and other worker rights in China and Hong Kong. Local partners will seek to strengthen civil society by building members’ advocacy capacity, expanding the current labor union base, encouraging the participation of unions and their members in democratic processes, strengthening a migrant workers assistance network, and increasing union members’ access to legal assistance and knowledge of labor law.
Civic Exchange
$59,967*
To engage the public in discussion of governance reforms. Civic Exchange will carry out a diverse program of research and public education on key topics related to universal suffrage and electoral and constitutional reform.
Hong Kong Human Rights Monitor
$170,000*
To raise the standards of human rights protection and democratic representation in Hong Kong. The Monitor will carry out human rights reporting, casework, campaigning, and public education drawing local and international attention to civil and human rights developments in Hong Kong.
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Gu-Chu-Sum Movement of Tibet
$60,000
To provide support to Tibetan political prisoners and educate Tibetans in exile about human rights conditions in China. Gu-Chu-Sum will run a school for former political prisoners, support serving and former political prisoners in Tibet, sponsor a lecture tour and human rights workshops, maintain a human rights desk, and publish a bi-monthly human rights newsletter.
International Campaign for Tibet (ICT)
$53,000
To improve understanding of human rights and democracy-related concerns in Tibet among Chinese, both in China and abroad, and increase communication between Tibetans and Chinese. ICT will facilitate interaction between Tibetan and Chinese officials, academics, and others through meetings, conferences, and the publication of a Chinese-language newsletter and website.
Princeton China Initiative
$120,000
To provide an effective forum for free expression and stimulate liberal debate on China’s international role. Princeton China Initiative will publish China in Perspective Magazine, which will provide a pluralistic platform for Chinese writers to discuss issues related to comparative democratization, Chinese foreign policy making, responsible international behavior, and nationalism.
Southern Mongolian Human Rights Information Center (SMHRIC)
$75,000
To advance the human rights of ethnic Mongols in China. SMHRIC will report on the human rights conditions in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, also known as Southern Mongolia, through a website and an English- and Mongolian- language electronic publication, Southern Mongolia Watch.
The grant listings posted here are from the 2008 Annual Report. We will be posting 2009 and 2010 grant listings in the near future.
American Center for International Labor Solidarity
$125,456
To foster freedom of association and other worker rights in China and Hong Kong. Local partners will seek to strengthen civil society by building members’ advocacy capacity, expanding the current labor union base, encouraging the participation of unions and their members in democratic processes, strengthening a migrant workers assistance network, and increasing union members’ access to legal assistance and knowledge of labor law.
Civic Exchange
$59,967*
To engage the public in discussion of governance reforms. Civic Exchange will carry out a diverse program of research and public education on key topics related to universal suffrage and electoral and constitutional reform.
Hong Kong Human Rights Monitor
$170,000*
To raise the standards of human rights protection and democratic representation in Hong Kong. The Monitor will carry out human rights reporting, casework, campaigning, and public education drawing local and international attention to civil and human rights developments in Hong Kong.
[FONT=宋体]The grant listings posted here are from the 2008 Annual Report. We will be posting 2009 and 2010 grant listings in the near future.[/FONT]
Gu-Chu-Sum Movement of Tibet
$60,000
To provide support to Tibetan political prisoners and educate Tibetans in exile about human rights conditions in China. Gu-Chu-Sum will run a school for former political prisoners, support serving and former political prisoners in Tibet, sponsor a lecture tour and human rights workshops, maintain a human rights desk, and publish a bi-monthly human rights newsletter.
International Campaign for Tibet (ICT)
$53,000
To improve understanding of human rights and democracy-related concerns in Tibet among Chinese, both in China and abroad, and increase communication between Tibetans and Chinese. ICT will facilitate interaction between Tibetan and Chinese officials, academics, and others through meetings, conferences, and the publication of a Chinese-language newsletter and website.
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Khawa Karpo -Tibet Culture Centre
$25,500 *
To provide news and analysis to the Tibetan public and promote greater discussion and debate on current issues related to Tibet and Tibetans. Khawa Karpo will publish the weekly Tibetan-language newspaper, Bo-Kyi-Bang-Chen (Tibet Express), and maintain a tri-lingual website.
International Tibet Support Network (ITSN)
$45,000 *
To coordinate and build the capacity of the worldwide Tibet movement through a series of meetings, trainings, and workshops. ITSN will coordinate international campaigns focused on the 2008 Beijing Olympics, human rights, and environmental and economic rights in Tibet.
Social Economic and Cultural Development Fund
$20,000 *
To increase Tibetans’ access to information by maintaining a library and learning center. The Fund will sponsor language and computer classes, hold discussion meetings for the general public, and maintain an Internet café to provide greater access to information for the community.
Tibet Museum
$15,000 *
To preserve and present material related to modern Tibetan history and educate visitors about the Tibetan culture and people. The Tibet Museum will maintain and operate its Dharamsala-based museum, “Demton Khang,” display a touring exhibition, organize seminars and lectures, publish a newsletter and brochures, and maintain a website.
Tibetan Literacy Society
$30,000*
To provide the Tibetan public with independent and accurate information on developments in Tibet and in the exile community, and promote open discussion among intellectuals and a general readership on civic issues, including human rights and democracy. The Tibetan Literacy Society will publish and distribute throughout the Tibetan community in exile and in Tibet Bod-Kyi-Dus-Bab (Tibet Times), a Tibetan-language newspaper published three times a month.
Tibetan Parliamentary and Policy Research Centre (TPPRC)
$25,000*
To improve the understanding of elected Tibetan parliamentarians-in-exile on the Tibetan Charter and institutions of the Tibetan government-in-exile as well as the structure and functions of the Chinese political and legal systems. TPPRC will organize a six-day workshop for elected members of the Tibetan parliament-in-exile to discuss and explore the Chinese and Tibetan legal and political systems.
Tibetan Review Trust Society
$30,000 *
To promote freedom of the press and improve understanding of democratic concepts in the Tibetan exile community. The organization will publish a monthly English-language news magazine, Tibetan Review, that provides Tibetans in exile and the international community with Tibet-related news, insightful editorials and opinion pieces, including articles written by prominent journalists, academics, and others interested in Tibetan issues.
Khawa Karpo -Tibet Culture Centre
$25,500 *
To provide news and analysis to the Tibetan public and promote greater discussion and debate on current issues related to Tibet and Tibetans. Khawa Karpo will publish the weekly Tibetan-language newspaper, Bo-Kyi-Bang-Chen (Tibet Express), and maintain a tri-lingual website.
International Tibet Support Network (ITSN)
$45,000 *
To coordinate and build the capacity of the worldwide Tibet movement through a series of meetings, trainings, and workshops. ITSN will coordinate international campaigns focused on the 2008 Beijing Olympics, human rights, and environmental and economic rights in Tibet.
Social Economic and Cultural Development Fund
$20,000 *
To increase Tibetans’ access to information by maintaining a library and learning center. The Fund will sponsor language and computer classes, hold discussion meetings for the general public, and maintain an Internet café to provide greater access to information for the community.
Tibet Museum
$15,000 *
To preserve and present material related to modern Tibetan history and educate visitors about the Tibetan culture and people. The Tibet Museum will maintain and operate its Dharamsala-based museum, “Demton Khang,” display a touring exhibition, organize seminars and lectures, publish a newsletter and brochures, and maintain a website.
Tibetan Literacy Society
$30,000*
To provide the Tibetan public with independent and accurate information on developments in Tibet and in the exile community, and promote open discussion among intellectuals and a general readership on civic issues, including human rights and democracy. The Tibetan Literacy Society will publish and distribute throughout the Tibetan community in exile and in Tibet Bod-Kyi-Dus-Bab (Tibet Times), a Tibetan-language newspaper published three times a month.
Tibetan Parliamentary and Policy Research Centre (TPPRC)
$25,000*
To improve the understanding of elected Tibetan parliamentarians-in-exile on the Tibetan Charter and institutions of the Tibetan government-in-exile as well as the structure and functions of the Chinese political and legal systems. TPPRC will organize a six-day workshop for elected members of the Tibetan parliament-in-exile to discuss and explore the Chinese and Tibetan legal and political systems.
Tibetan Review Trust Society
$30,000 *
To promote freedom of the press and improve understanding of democratic concepts in the Tibetan exile community. The organization will publish a monthly English-language news magazine, Tibetan Review, that provides Tibetans in exile and the international community with Tibet-related news, insightful editorials and opinion pieces, including articles written by prominent journalists, academics, and others interested in Tibetan issues.
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Tibetan Women’s Association (Central)
$15,000 *
To promote the social, political, and economic empowerment of Tibetan refugee women and raise awareness of human rights violations against women in Tibet. The Tibetan Women’s Association will publish a bi-monthly newsletter and a bilingual magazine, and advocate for the rights of Tibetan women within the Tibetan exile community, the Asian region, and internationally.
Voice of Tibet
$33,430*
To encourage and sustain independent public opinion inside Tibet and to familiarize Tibetans with the ideals of democracy and human rights. The Voice of Tibet, an independent, Tibetan-language shortwave radio station, will broadcast regular news about Tibet, the Tibetan exile community, and the Tibetan government-in-exile to listeners in Tibet and in neighboring countries.
[FONT=宋体]The grant listings posted here are from the 2008 Annual Report. We will be posting 2009 and 2010 grant listings in the near future.[/FONT]
International Uyghur Human Rights and Democracy Foundation
$134,805
To advance the human rights of ethnic Uyghur women and children. The Foundation will maintain an English- and Uyghur-language website, publish a report on the human rights situation of Uyghur women and children and conduct a civic-education workshop for Uyghur women.
International Uyghur PEN Club
$20,300
To promote freedom of expression for writers creating work in the Uyghur language. The International Uyghur PEN Club will maintain a website publishing banned writings and the works of persecuted poets, historians, journalists, and others, and will conduct international advocacy campaigns on behalf of imprisoned writers.
Uyghur American Association (UAA)
$269,000
To raise awareness of Uyghur human rights issues and advance Uyghurs’ religious freedom and human rights. The UAA’s Uyghur Human Rights Project will research, document and bring to international attention, independent and accurate information about human rights violations affecting the Turkic populations of the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region.
World Uyghur Congress
$146,000
To strengthen advocacy on behalf of Uyghur human rights and democracy. The World Uyghur Congress will solicit its members to prepare strategy papers and will organize a major conference bringing together prodemocracy Uyghur leaders to discuss priorities for the Uyghur movement in the areas of advocacy, outreach, and democracy education.
The grant listings posted here are from the 2008 Annual Report. We will be posting 2009 and 2010 grant listings in the near future.
Tibetan Women’s Association (Central)
$15,000 *
To promote the social, political, and economic empowerment of Tibetan refugee women and raise awareness of human rights violations against women in Tibet. The Tibetan Women’s Association will publish a bi-monthly newsletter and a bilingual magazine, and advocate for the rights of Tibetan women within the Tibetan exile community, the Asian region, and internationally.
Voice of Tibet
$33,430*
To encourage and sustain independent public opinion inside Tibet and to familiarize Tibetans with the ideals of democracy and human rights. The Voice of Tibet, an independent, Tibetan-language shortwave radio station, will broadcast regular news about Tibet, the Tibetan exile community, and the Tibetan government-in-exile to listeners in Tibet and in neighboring countries.
[FONT=宋体]The grant listings posted here are from the 2008 Annual Report. We will be posting 2009 and 2010 grant listings in the near future.[/FONT]
International Uyghur Human Rights and Democracy Foundation
$134,805
To advance the human rights of ethnic Uyghur women and children. The Foundation will maintain an English- and Uyghur-language website, publish a report on the human rights situation of Uyghur women and children and conduct a civic-education workshop for Uyghur women.
International Uyghur PEN Club
$20,300
To promote freedom of expression for writers creating work in the Uyghur language. The International Uyghur PEN Club will maintain a website publishing banned writings and the works of persecuted poets, historians, journalists, and others, and will conduct international advocacy campaigns on behalf of imprisoned writers.
Uyghur American Association (UAA)
$269,000
To raise awareness of Uyghur human rights issues and advance Uyghurs’ religious freedom and human rights. The UAA’s Uyghur Human Rights Project will research, document and bring to international attention, independent and accurate information about human rights violations affecting the Turkic populations of the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region.
World Uyghur Congress
$146,000
To strengthen advocacy on behalf of Uyghur human rights and democracy. The World Uyghur Congress will solicit its members to prepare strategy papers and will organize a major conference bringing together prodemocracy Uyghur leaders to discuss priorities for the Uyghur movement in the areas of advocacy, outreach, and democracy education.
The grant listings posted here are from the 2008 Annual Report. We will be posting 2009 and 2010 grant listings in the near future.
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