Bao Ge, Male, born on October 18, 1963 in Shanghai। President of “Chinese Democratic Movement Committee”. He once studied at Shanghai Medical College, later graduated from Shanghai TV University from economics department. Because he participated in the 1989 pro-democracy movement he was in custody and interrogated for 20 months, on February 28, 1991 the Shanghai Intermediate Court prosecuted him with the “counter-revolutionary propaganda crime”but "exempted him from criminal punishment." October 23, 1992, upon the Japanese emperor's visit to China, Bao declared a hunger strike and demanded a formal apology to China. He was detained for 8 days. In June, 1993, he joined the Shanghai pro-democracy movement to protest the arrest of prominent figure, Zhang Xianliang, with a hunger strike outside the Shanghai Municipal Public Security Bureau. Thereafter, Bao was subpoenaed many times by police and kept in detention. Early March 1994,the United States Deputy Secretary of State John Shattuck visited China. Bao Ge was detained for 2 days. At the end of March, he with Yangzhou, Lin Muchen and others drafted “Political democratization 1994 program”. June 4, 1994, Bao Ge wrote an open letter to mainland authorities, calling for the establishment of national human rights institutions, a new "press law" and "political party law", the right to trade freely, the right to freedom of religion, and requested Japan to provide compensation for killing Chinese people during the 1930-40's invasion. September 10, 1994, Bao was sentenced to three years re-education through labor at Dafeng County, Jiangsu Province, Shanghai No. 1 labor camp. Sentenced for attending a June 4 morning Catholic religious ceremony held in Shanghai for "64" victims. Bao did not confess therefore received three years continuously. In the Laojiao camp Bao's mother was only allowed to visit one time, he was under day and night surveillance, couldn’t read a newspaper or write letters, no voting rights. The end of 1994 Bao;s father died of illness, authorities did not permit him to leave prison for funeral. On June 4, 1997 was released, that same day the Associated Press announced the creation of the "Citizens Assembly Party". July 10, 1997 Bao officially filed a lawsuit against the Shanghai Xuhui Area People's court, accusing the Jiangsu Dafeng county reform-through-labor camp for violating labor regulations, depriving him family visits. On July 25, Bao Ge appealed to the Shanghai Intermediate people's court, but the appeal was rejected in August. On November 5, Bao Ge received a visa to visit the United States. In San Francisco he set up a Chinese human rights representative office. In October, 2002, Bao Ge sued the Chinese Embassy in America to for depriving him of his civil rights and not extending his visa. The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesman Liu Jianchao said that Bao Ge has violated immigration law and "endangered national security, honor and interests of the state." The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has canceled his passport and travel documents.
鲍戈流亡美国之后,因主张中国民主运动必须坚持“公开性、合法性和人民性”三原则,反对境外反华机构、台独势力插手干预民运,并亲手制定“外争国权,内争民权;反独促统,反腐促变”十六字方针,而触怒台湾间谍机构,于是饱受谩骂、诽谤、围攻、封杀。
鲍戈是中国进入改革开放时期之后,民间十分活跃的民主派活动家,他的许多言论和抗争行动曾引起国际新闻媒体的高度关注。与许多“持不同政见者”不同,鲍戈主张“政治改革必须根据国情,获得大多数国民的认同和支持,不能照搬外国模式”。他还表示,在中国,法治应先于民主。没有严谨的立法和执法,就没有社会公正和安定。法律不仅用于规范社会和经济秩序,更应当用来规范国家的政治生活。鲍戈指出,“中国现阶段最基本的社会矛盾,是国家和人民不断寻求充分发展的需要,同特殊利益集团继续垄断国家和社会一切权利的努力之间的矛盾”。他强调,民主运动必须坚持公开性、合法性和人民性,要服从大多数群众的诉求以及国家的根本利益,坚决反对境外反华势力插手干扰。
鲍戈(Bao Ge),1963年10月18日生于上海,曾在上海医科大学学习、工作。1980年代发起反对放弃日本战争赔偿的民间运动,1988年组建“中华全国对日索赔民事债权人同盟”。1989年7月被捕,1991年2月被上海中级人民法院以“反革命宣传煽动罪”判处免于刑事处分。1992年再度发起对日索赔,10月宣布以绝食、自焚迫使日皇明仁在访华期间向中国道歉,又遭拘捕。1993年2月上书全国人大,呼吁以全民公决方式解决对日索赔争议。1994年3月代表54位公民发表《中国国家和社会民主化九四年政纲》,呼吁废除“四项基本原则”,宣布发起“民主修宪运动”。5月组建“人权呼声”组织。6月4日被捕,被控“有煽动闹事行为”,判劳教三年。1997年6月释放时,立即通过国际通讯社宣布将筹建“公民大会党”。8月成立“对日索赔全民公决倡导会”。9月发表致中共“十五大”公开信,呼吁火化毛泽东遗体,启动党内民主改革。10月江泽民访美之际获得护照和签证,携妹流亡美国。此后,因拒绝参加海外“民运”组织,抵制反华势力操纵“民运”,而遭台湾间谍组织围攻、诋毁和封杀。2001年7月公开支持北京申办奥运。2002年公开反对台独。6月宣布成立“中国民主运动协调委员会”,制定“外争国权,内争民权;反独促统,反腐促变”方针。台湾当局为此指使“总统府国策顾问”阮鸣及“北京之春”等机构对其诽谤谩骂,同时扶植王丹、曹长青、魏京生、王军涛等人,以控制“民运”。