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New York anti-CCP activist Jie Lijian posted an event announcement on social media, calling on fellow anti-CCP activists to join his organization, and announced that a rally will be held in front of the Flushing Library in New York this Sunday to voice support for "Sitong Bridge warrior" Peng Lifa and protest the CCP's tyranny. Jie Lijian publicly disclosed a contact phone number in his tweet and called for resistance against the CCP's overseas proxies and related institutions.

Overseas activist @jielijian posted on social media on October 18, 2026 Beijing time, publicly calling for the release of Chinese political prisoner Peng Lifa, drawing attention and engagement.

According to a post by Twitter user Jie Lijian, at 2:30 p.m. on October 18, 2026, anti-communist figures in New York held a protest in front of the Flushing Library, strongly condemning the Chinese government's transnational repression and its human rights crimes of persecuting the domestic family members of anti-communists, and calling on anti-communist comrades from all walks of life to join in fighting the Chinese Communist Party.

Jie Lijian, a prominent overseas democracy activist and vice chairman of the China Democracy Party National Committee, lost contact with the outside world for dozens of hours starting on the afternoon of September 27, 2026. On September 29, overseas democracy activist Yang Maosen and a friend, with the help of an emergency contact and the New York landlord, opened the door and found Jie Lijian unconscious and in serious condition in bed at his New York residence. He was then urgently taken to hospital for emergency treatment by FDNY EMTs. Jie Lijian had long been active at the forefront of the anti-CCP democracy movement and had repeatedly suffered violent attacks and bizarre car accidents. The specific cause of illness and the progress of treatment still await a formal medical report from the hospital.

Jie Lijian published a post accusing Zhang Caixia of organizing activities via WeChat groups to welcome Xi Jinping's visit to the US, claiming that participants could receive airfare, food and accommodation, and that he had reported the matter to the FBI and other agencies.