伦敦再掀抗议浪潮：反对中共“超级大使馆”扩张，民主力量持续集结

              中国民主党全国联合总部（海外）  

               China Democracy Party National JointHeadquarters (Overseas)

    2025年3月15日，伦敦皇家铸币厂（Royal Mint Court）前再次爆发大规模抗议，数千名示威者聚集，反对中国政府在伦敦建立“超级大使馆”。这是继2月以来的首次抗议后，针对该问题的第二次大规模行动，表明了海外民主阵营对中共扩张的持续抵制和坚定立场。

    此次抗议不仅强调了中共在海外的政治渗透问题，也针对英国政府的政策调整表达了更强烈的诉求。在2月的首次抗议后，英国政府开始面临公众压力，要求重新评估是否允许中共在伦敦设立超大规模的外交机构。然而，尽管有越来越多的声音呼吁阻止该计划，英国政府尚未做出明确的决定，这促使民主人士再次发起抗议，敦促英国政府采取更强硬立场。

    中国民主党联合总部（海外）英国委员会主席马迎来、组织部长章斌参加了此次示威，与抗议者站在一起，表达了对自由民主的坚定支持，并强调了中共“超级大使馆”计划对全球民主体系的潜在威胁。

中共扩张的全球威胁

    近年来，中共不仅在国内加强言论控制、政治迫害和宗教打压，还在国际社会中利用经济手段渗透民主国家，试图扩展其影响力。“超级大使馆”计划正是中共全球扩张战略的一部分，它不仅仅是一个外交机构，更可能成为情报中心、监视站和控制海外华人的工具。

    抗议者们担忧，一旦中共成功在伦敦建立这一庞大的“超级大使馆”，未来英国的民主安全将受到严重威胁。*他们认为，中共正在利用这种外交设施实施“长臂管辖”，监视并威胁流亡海外的中国民主人士、香港人、西藏人、维吾尔人以及其他持不同政见的群体。

    这次示威不仅是对中国政府在伦敦扩张计划的反对，更是向英国政府传递一个明确信号：自由世界不能对中共的渗透坐视不理。

马迎来：中共的渗透必须被遏制，民主国家不能再退让

  在示威现场，马迎来 强调了这次抗议的重要性，指出中共的扩张不仅是对中国人的压迫，也对全球民主国家构成了巨大挑战：

  “我们今天站在这里，不只是为了反对‘超级大使馆’，更是为了向英国政府和国际社会发出警告：如果中共继续扩张，它将不只是中国人的灾难，更是整个世界民主体系的威胁。我们不能再退让，必须联合起来，对抗专制政权的渗透！”

    他进一步表示，英国政府不应该仅仅考虑经济利益，而应该更加关注中共“超级大使馆”背后的真正意图。如果英国政府继续放任不管，那么未来类似的情况将在更多民主国家上演，最终损害的是整个自由世界的稳定和安全。

章斌：香港必须独立，台湾应取代中共成为联合国常任理事国

   组织部长章斌 在发言中则着重强调了香港和台湾问题，他认为，国际社会在面对中共的扩张时，必须采取更强硬的立场。他直言：

   “香港必须独立，才能获得自由！英国应该承认台湾的国家地位，应该与台湾建立大使级外交关系。英国和国际社会应该恢复台湾在联合国安理会的席位，并且应该让台湾取代中共，成为联合国安理会常任理事国成员，将中共极权扫进历史垃圾堆！”

    他强调，世界不应再对中共的扩张和镇压保持沉默，尤其是在台湾问题上，必须让民主政权取代极权政权，真正代表中国人民。

    此次示威的一个重要目标是向英国政府施压，要求他们重新审视对中共的外交政策，并在*“超级大使馆”计划问题上作出更符合民主价值观的决定。在2月的首次抗议后，英国政府虽然表达了对公众诉求的关注，但并未采取具体行动。因此，这次更大规模的抗议是为了让英国政府无法再回避这一问题。

示威者们呼吁，英国政府必须：

• 明确反对“超级大使馆”计划，防止中共在伦敦建立监视站

• 加强对中共外交机构的监管，确保其活动不损害英国的民主体系

• 在国际层面联合民主国家，共同抵制中共的全球渗透

    虽然此次示威活动已结束，但抗争不会停止。这不仅是针对中共“超级大使馆”的斗争，更是海外民主力量与极权政府长期对抗的一部分。

抗争不会停止，民主力量将继续前行

    这次抗议虽然暂告一段落，但民主斗争远未结束。中国民主党联合总部（海外）英国委员会明确表示，他们不会停止揭露中共的扩张野心，也不会停止在国际社会争取更多支持。“超级大使馆”计划只是中共渗透英国的一个缩影，真正的问题在于中共全球化的专制扩张战略。

    主席马迎来强调，这次二度抗议表明了一个事实：越来越多的人意识到中共不仅是中国人民的压迫者，更是全球民主社会的威胁。

    此次示威的影响远不止于伦敦，它向全世界释放了一个明确的信号：中共的扩张不仅仅是中国的问题，而是整个自由世界都必须面对的挑战。

    未来，中国民主党联合总部（海外）英国委员会将继续在国际社会发声，与各国民主团体紧密合作，推动全球范围内对抗极权的行动，让世界进一步认清中共的本质，最终推动自由、法治与人权成为全球普世价值。

London Sees Second Wave of Protests: Opposing CCP “Super Embassy” Expansion and Asserting Democratic Resistance

On March 15, 2025, a large-scale protest broke out again in front of Royal Mint Court in London, with thousands gathering to oppose the Chinese government’s plan to establish a “super embassy” in the UK. This was the second major protest against the project since February, showing that overseas democratic forces remain firm in resisting the CCP’s expansion.

This demonstration not only highlighted the issue of CCP political infiltration abroad but also expressed stronger demands regarding the UK government’s stance. Following the first protest in February, the British government faced public pressure to reassess whether to allow China to establish such an extensive diplomatic facility. However, despite increasing voices calling for the project’s cancellation, the UK government has yet to make a clear decision, prompting democratic activists to protest again and urge stronger action.

Ma Yinglai, Chairman of the Chinese Democratic Party United Headquarters (Overseas) UK Committee, and Zhang Bin, Organization Minister, participated in the demonstration, standing with protesters to express their unwavering support for freedom and democracy. They also warned of the potential threat that the CCP’s “super embassy” project poses to global democratic systems.

The Global Threat of CCP Expansion

In recent years, the CCP has intensified censorship, political persecution, and religious repression at home while also expanding its influence abroad by using economic leverage to infiltrate democratic nations. The “super embassy” project is part of the CCP’s global expansion strategy—not just a diplomatic mission but a potential intelligence hub, surveillance base, and control mechanism over overseas Chinese communities.

Protesters expressed concerns that if the CCP successfully establishes this massive “super embassy” in London, the UK’s democratic security will face serious threats. They believe that China’s government is using diplomatic facilities for “long-arm jurisdiction” to monitor and intimidate overseas Chinese dissidents, Hong Kongers, Tibetans, Uyghurs, and other opposition groups.

This demonstration was more than just a protest against the London project—it sent a clear message to the UK government: The free world must not remain silent in the face of CCP infiltration.

Ma Yinglai: The CCP’s Influence Must Be Curbed, and Democracies Can No Longer Back Down

At the protest, Ma Yinglai emphasized the importance of the demonstration, pointing out that the CCP’s expansion is not just an oppression of the Chinese people but also a major challenge to global democracies:

“We are here today not only to oppose the ‘super embassy’ but to send a warning to the UK government and the international community: If the CCP continues its expansion, it will not only be a disaster for the Chinese people but a direct threat to the entire democratic system. We can no longer back down—we must unite and fight against authoritarian infiltration!”

He further stated that the UK government should not prioritize economic interests over democratic principles but should focus on the real purpose behind the CCP’s “super embassy” project. If the UK continues to turn a blind eye, similar cases will spread across other democratic nations, ultimately undermining the stability and security of the free world.

Zhang Bin: Hong Kong Must Be Independent, Taiwan Should Replace the CCP in the UN

Zhang Bin, Organization Minister, focused on the issues of Hong Kong and Taiwan, stressing that the international community must take a tougher stance against CCP expansion. He stated:

“Hong Kong must be independent to achieve true freedom! The UK should recognize Taiwan’s national status and establish full diplomatic relations with Taiwan. The UK and the international community should restore Taiwan’s seat in the United Nations Security Council, and Taiwan should replace the CCP as a permanent member. The CCP dictatorship must be thrown into the dustbin of history!”

He stressed that the world must no longer remain silent in the face of CCP expansion and repression, particularly regarding Taiwan. Democratic governance must replace authoritarian rule to truly represent the Chinese people.

The UK Government’s Dilemma and the Continuation of the Struggle

One of the main goals of the protest was to pressure the UK government to reassess its diplomatic policies toward the CCP and make decisions that align with democratic values. After the first protest in February, the UK government acknowledged public concerns but took no concrete action. Therefore, this larger protest was meant to ensure that the UK government could no longer ignore the issue.

Protesters urged the UK government to:

• Officially oppose the “super embassy” project to prevent the CCP from setting up a surveillance hub in London.

• Strengthen oversight of Chinese diplomatic institutions to ensure they do not undermine the UK’s democratic system.

• Work with other democratic nations to counter the CCP’s global infiltration.

Although this protest has ended, the struggle is far from over. This is not just about the “super embassy” but about the broader fight against authoritarianism and the CCP’s global influence.

The Struggle Continues, and Democratic Forces Will Move Forward

While this protest may have concluded, the fight for democracy and freedom will not stop. The Chinese Democratic Party United Headquarters (Overseas) UK Committee has made it clear that they will not stop exposing the CCP’s expansionist ambitions and seeking greater international support. The “super embassy” project is just one example of the CCP’s growing global authoritarian reach.

Ma Yinglai stressed that this second protest proves one thing: More and more people are realizing that the CCP is not only oppressing the Chinese people but is also a major threat to global democracy.

The impact of this protest extends beyond London—it sends a strong signal to the world that CCP expansion is not just China’s problem but a challenge the entire democratic world must confront.

Looking ahead, the Chinese Democratic Party United Headquarters (Overseas) UK Committee will continue to advocate on the international stage, work closely with democratic organizations worldwide, and push for coordinated efforts to resist authoritarianism. Their mission is to reveal the true nature of the CCP, promote democratic governance, and ensure that freedom, the rule of law, and human rights become universal values.