“Bloody demolition”的版本间的差异
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| + | ''Man injured during the forced demolition of homes'' | ||
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| + | ''This map locates areas where violent land confiscation incident have taken place. The beds represent reported deaths, the volcanoes represent mass incidents. The fires represent reported instances of self-immolation.'' | ||
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| + | ''Along with the houses being scrapped is a copy of the Property Law recently passed in 2007.'' | ||
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| + | ''Man: "The government steals people's homes."'' | ||
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| + | ''Child: "The government is the big bad wolf."'' | ||
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| + | ''Woman: "The government plunders the people's property."'' | ||
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| − | + | ''Sustainable development: houses are confiscated by the government and then resold, confiscated and then resold . . .'' | |
2010年12月11日 (六) 06:49的版本
血拆 （xiě chāi）： bloody demolition
Forced evictions are a major source of social unrest in China. See demolish it. Often people who feel they were not fairly compensated for the taking of their homes will forcibly resist the demolition of their homes. This invariably leads to injury and death. There are also reports of self-immolation as a form of protest against property seizures. Sometimes the demolition of buildings in a particular area has been the cause of "mass incidents."
Man injured during the forced demolition of homes
This map locates areas where violent land confiscation incident have taken place. The beds represent reported deaths, the volcanoes represent mass incidents. The fires represent reported instances of self-immolation.
Along with the houses being scrapped is a copy of the Property Law recently passed in 2007.
Man: "The government steals people's homes."
Child: "The government is the big bad wolf."
Woman: "The government plunders the people's property."
Sustainable development: houses are confiscated by the government and then resold, confiscated and then resold . . .
