On June 1, 2026, the Beijing Public Security Bureau formally notified the June Fourth victims' family group, the Tiananmen Mothers, that they are strictly forbidden from visiting Wan'an Cemetery on June 4 to mourn their killed relatives, changing a convention of many years and marking the first time in over 30 years that the victims' families have been completely banned from holding a public memorial.
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自由亚洲电台普通话
2026-10-03 05:45 · 天安门母亲被禁集体祭奠 以后须单独报批
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中国人权捍卫者
2026-10-04 01:12 · “被旅游”、禁公祭:六四“天安门母亲”,今年无处悼亡人
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自由亚洲电台:天安门母亲被禁公墓祭奠
2026-10-06 19:25 · 这是六四难属30多年来首次被禁止前往公墓祭奠亲人。
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Beijing Public Security Bureau Issues Ban Prohibiting Tiananmen Mothers from Visiting Cemetery to Mourn Their Loved Ones on June Fourth
2026.06.01 · Reported
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