INDONESIA—Jia Jia, former secretary general of the Science And Expert Institute of Shanxi Province, who is waiting in southeast Asia to be taken in by a third country, was denied entry into Malaysia when he flew to the country on Wednesday from Indonesia where his visa expired on February 21. A local official stated that the reason for the denial was that Jia Jia had been added to the blacklist of the Malaysian government.
As far as is known, after Jia Jia was forced to return to Indonesia, he is currently being helped by a local human rights organization there.
Jia Jia blames the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) for putting pressure on Malaysia to blacklist him. He also pointed out that the Malaysian government is cooperating with the CCP by not letting him enter without a good reason. This is equivalent to helping the CCP regime to suppress its 1.3 billion Chinese people, even when abroad. He said, "The Malaysian government does not have a good relationship with China; they are only regarded as having a relationship at the surface with the CCP at the most!"
He also reminded the Malaysian government that the CCP will be collapsing very soon. If they want to keep a good relationship with China in the future, they should not cooperate with the CCP, but give a hand to the Chinese people who have been persecuted by the CCP, and offer them help so as to achieve a democracy in China at an early date.
On Febuary 21, when Jia Jia arrived at Kuala Lumpur by air, he was taken away by a Malaysian customs official. The officer said he was going to take him to a police station. Jia Jia asked why and was told that his name was already on the government's blacklist. After Jia Jia refused to cooperate with the official, he was taken to a local INS office and was told that he could not enter the country. The official who was in charge of his case refused to state any specific reason, but later on another official told Jia Jia that his name was put on the Malaysian government's blacklist. The official said he was just doing his regular course of official duties.
With respect to the actions of the Malaysian government, Jia Jia expressed that he was surprised. He pointed out that he himself did not do anything illegal, but that the Malaysian government treated him as a criminal. This is against international human rights practice and he is demanding that the Malaysian government makes up for its mistake. He also pointed out that Malaysia is a democratic country but that the Malaysian government is being misled by the CCP and mistakenly believes that the CCP regime is still very powerful and that CCP is China. Jia Jia believes, in actuality, the Malaysian government is cooperating with the CCP in suppressing the Chinese people. This is in fact holding back the progress of democracy in China. Malaysia is thus also betraying its own country's democratic spirit which will likely have an effect on Malaysia's international reputation.
As an initiator for the China Democratic Federal Republic Government, Jia Jia said that it is an immoral action to coordinate with the CCP to do bad things in order to obtain economical benefit. The economy in China is an achievement of the hard work of all Chinese people, not the CCP. If there is no Communist Party in China, China's economic development would have been even better.
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