Follow us on TWITTER: twitter.com Like us on FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com China's train ticket identification registration system has been in implementation for over three months. Recently, it has again been subject to criticism. Human rights groups revealed that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) regime is using the "real-name system" as an excuse to prevent petitioners from taking public transportation to Beijing. Petitioners said that the CCP launched the "real-name system" in order repress dissidents and maintain stability. During the Two Sessions (high-level internal meetings), Beijing police stopped petitioners from taking buses. On March 10th, Human Rights Campaign in China (HRCC) reported that 8 petitioners in Fujian planned to appeal in Beijing. As the 8 were buying tickets at Xiangtang Railway Station in Jiangxi, police stopped them after checking their ID. Police claimed that the central regime has a clear rule for stopping petitioners from appealing in Beijing. The ! ID of all passengers traveling to Beijing will be checked. The petitioners were forced to leave the train station. Moving very quickly, a few police detained 80-year-old Li Yiyin and 70-year-old Li Fuxuan. HRCC questions the "real-name system"implementation starting on new year's day. One of the purposes is to prevent petitioners taking public transportation to Beijing. Human rights activist Zhang Jianping believes that if the "real-name system" is to secure the public's safety and prevent crimes, then
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