Earlier this year, the CIG published guidelines to safeguard human rights and to appeal to the Chinese regime using non-violent ideas that included removing government nameplates.
Now six months on, Chinese citizens have taken advice from the publication by adopting the pacifist approach in opposing the current communist regime's acts of suppression and persecution.
The unprecedented case of successfully removing characters from the CCP committee's nameplate was deemed a turning point by the CIG who announced the move symbolic of Chinese citizens' awakening.
“People in China have given up hope on Beijing because the only way it responds to people's appeals are through suppression and persecution.”
CIG views the daub on governmental nameplates as a silent proclamation of disapproval of the current regime.
