伦敦再起反共游行：阻止中共巨型大使馆，捍卫英国安全与人权

   中国民主党全国联合总部（海外）

   China Democracy Party National Joint Headquarters (Overseas)

    2025年11月15日下午，伦敦再次见证了一场大规模的反共游行抗议活动。游行的核心主题，依然围绕两个重点：一是继续阻止中共在伦敦建设巨型大使馆，二是反对中共通过外交机构实施间谍监控和跨国镇压。

    在游行队伍中，中国民主党方面的参与尤为引人注目。中国民主党全国联合总部副主席刘伟民亲临现场，与在英国的党组织站在一起，明确表态反对中共在伦敦建设巨型大使馆。中国民主党全国联合总部（海外）英国委员会主席马迎来、副主席崔少华、组织部长章斌、党员陈善国等人齐聚游行现场，不仅参与行进队伍，还积极投入组织工作。

    当天下午，上千名香港人士以及众多民主团体成员，聚集在伦敦大火纪念碑旁边的广场区域。这里地处伦敦金融城一带，人流密集、象征意义突出。集会开始后，参与者手举标语和横幅，围绕中共巨型大使馆计划可能带来的威胁，表达了清晰而坚定的反对立场。

    在高音喇叭带领下，游行队伍高喊口号，从伦敦大火纪念碑一带出发，向着皇家铸币厂旧址缓慢前进。该旧址正是中共计划建设巨型大使馆的预定地点，因此也成为此次抗议行动的象征性目标。整条游行路线在警方的维持下有序推进，体现了在法治框架内进行和平示威的原则。

    他们在现场发起并组织了“人链举牌”抗议行动，参与者肩并肩站立，高举写有反对中共跨国镇压、谴责中共间谍活动、要求维护英国国家安全与人权法治的标语牌，形成一道清晰可见的抗议阵线。这种方式简单直接、易于传达信息，也方便媒体拍摄记录。

    活动期间，不少媒体记者来到现场进行摄影、拍照和采访。记者围绕游行的目的、对中共巨型大使馆计划的担忧、以及参与者本人的背景和立场提出问题。通过媒体报道，这次游行抗议的诉求将不仅停留在现场人群当中，也将传递给更广泛的英国社会以及国际舆论。

我们为什么必须发声？

    在游行现场，许多参与者都抱有同样的共识：这不仅仅是为了自己，也是为了英国社会整体的安全与价值观。

    对流亡海外的中国人、香港人以及其他因中共迫害而被迫离开家园的人来说，他们来到英国，是希望在一个相对安全、尊重人权的环境中继续生活和发声。如果中共巨型大使馆在伦敦建成，这些人在英国的安全空间将不可避免地被挤压，他们过去逃离的那套高压体系，很可能以另一种形式“追踪”而至。

    对英国本地社会而言，这则是一个更宏观的问题：英国是否愿意在自己首都核心区域，容许一个被广泛批评为践踏人权的政权，建立一个规模巨大、潜在功能复杂的外延机构？这不仅涉及外交关系，更涉及英国对自身制度底线的坚守。

呼吁更多人加入反对行列

    基于上述判断，中国民主党英国委员会在此次游行结束后，再次发出明确呼吁：

    中共巨型大使馆一旦在伦敦建成，必将加剧中共的间谍活动与跨国镇压，严重威胁流亡者及英国社会的整体安全；

    英国政府和社会各界应当充分认识到这一项目的长期危害性，从国家安全、人权保障和法治原则出发，采取必要措施阻止该项目继续推进。

    我们相信，这不仅是中国民主党全国联合总部（海外）英国委员会的立场，也代表了许多关心英国未来、关心自由与人权的人士的共同心声。

    今天的游行只是行动的一部分。今后，我们将继续通过和平、公开、合法的方式，与香港团体、各民主和人权团体一道，持续向英国政府、地方议会和公众传递同一个信息：

    看穿中共的丑恶嘴脸和阴谋诡计，坚决阻止中共建设巨型大使馆，坚决反对其在英国土地上扩大间谍活动和跨国镇压。

                                                                                                    

London Protest Against CCP Mega-Embassy: Defending Security and Human Rights in the UK

On the afternoon of 15 November 2025, London once again witnessed a large-scale protest against the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). The core focus of this demonstration remained the same: to stop the construction of the CCP’s planned mega-embassy in London, and to oppose the use of diplomatic facilities for surveillance and transnational repression.

Among the marchers, the involvement of the China Democracy Party (CDP) was particularly notable. Liu Weimin, Vice Chairperson of the China Democracy Party National Joint Headquarters (CDP), attended in person and stood together with the Party’s organisations in the UK, making clear his opposition to the CCP’s plan to build a mega-embassy in London. Ma Yinglai, Chairperson of the China Democracy Party National Joint Headquarters (Overseas) UK committee(CDP), Vice Chairperson Cui Shaohua, Organisation Secretary Zhang Bin and Party member Chen Shanguo all gathered at the protest site; they not only joined the procession, but also played an active role in organising the event.

That afternoon, over a thousand Hong Kong citizens and members of various pro-democracy groups gathered near the Great Fire Memorial in the City of London. The memorial, located in a prominent and symbolically significant position, began the protest with participants holding banners and placards expressing their concerns about the CCP's mega embassy project and its potential risks. Their stance was clear and firm: against the construction of this mega embassy and against the CCP's expansion of influence in Britain.

With the support of loudspeakers, the march began from the memorial area and slowly proceeded towards the former site of the Royal Mint, chanting slogans along the way. The site, where the CCP plans to build its mega embassy, ​​became a symbolic target of the demonstration. Throughout the march, the participants proceeded in an orderly manner under police supervision, demonstrating their determination to conduct a peaceful protest within the framework of the rule of law. Among the protesters, the China Democracy Party was particularly prominent. Liu Weimin, Vice Chairman of the National Joint Command of the China Democracy Party, was present at the scene, standing alongside members of the party's various organizations in the UK, clearly expressing opposition to the CCP's plan to build a giant embassy in London. Ma Yinglai, Chairman of the China Democracy Party UK Committee, Vice Chairman Cui Shaohua, Organization Secretary Zhang Bin, and member Chen Shangguo also participated in the march. They not only participated in the march but also actively assisted with on-site coordination.

During the protest, they organised a “human chain with placards” action. Participants stood shoulder to shoulder, holding signs opposing CCP transnational repression, condemning CCP espionage activities, and calling for the protection of UK national security and the rule of law. This simple yet powerful form of protest created a visible line of resistance and made it easier for the media to capture clear images of the message being conveyed.

Throughout the event, numerous journalists were present to film, take photographs and conduct interviews. They asked participants about the purpose of the demonstration, their concerns regarding the CCP’s mega-embassy plan, and their own backgrounds and political positions. Through media coverage, the message of this protest will not remain confined to those physically present, but will reach a wider audience in British society and abroad.

Why We Must Speak Out

For many of those who joined the protest, the motivation is not only personal, but also rooted in concern for the broader future of British society.

For Chinese and Hong Kong exiles, and for others who have fled CCP persecution, the UK represents a place where they hope to live and speak freely under the protection of law. If a CCP mega-embassy is built in London, the safe space they have tried to find here will inevitably be eroded. The oppressive system they escaped from may, in effect, reappear around them in a different form.

For the UK as a whole, this is a broader question: is it acceptable to allow a regime widely criticised for human rights abuses to establish a large and potentially highly intrusive facility at the heart of its capital? This is not only about diplomatic relations, but about whether the UK is willing to compromise on its own core values and institutional safeguards.

A Call for Wider Support

In light of all this, the China Democracy Party UK Committee has issued a clear call following the protest:

Once built, the CCP’s mega-embassy in London will intensify its espionage and transnational repression, posing serious threats to exiles and to the wider safety of UK society.

The UK government and all sectors of society should fully recognise the long-term dangers of this project, and, from the standpoint of national security, human rights protection and the rule of law, take the necessary steps to halt its progress.

We believe this standpoint is not only that of the China Democracy Party National Joint Headquarters (Overseas) UK committee(CDP), but also reflects the concerns of many people who care about the future of the UK and the defence of freedom and human rights.

The protest in London on 15 November is only one part of a longer struggle. Going forward, we will continue, through peaceful, open and lawful means, to work together with Hong Kong groups, democratic organisations and human rights groups. We will keep raising our voices to the UK government, local councils and the general public with one consistent message:

See through the CCP’s true nature and political schemes; firmly oppose the construction of the CCP’s mega-embassy in London; and resolutely reject the expansion of its espionage and transnational repression on British soil.