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Demetri Sevastopulo 简历与其在中国工作的背景分析
Demetri Sevastopulo（德米特里·塞瓦斯托普洛）是英国《金融时报》（Financial Times）长期担任美国国防、情报、亚太事务等领域的重要记者与编辑，其职业生涯横跨东京、华盛顿、北京与香港多个新闻前沿。
一、教育与语言背景
Demetri 是爱尔兰籍人士，本科毕业于爱尔兰都柏林的三一学院（Trinity College Dublin），主修商学。随后进入哈佛大学（Harvard University）取得东亚研究硕士学位。在哈佛期间，他亦担任过日中历史课程的助教。Demetri 还曾就读于北京大学（Peking University）及东京上智大学（Sophia University），掌握流利日语与普通话（本人自称“生疏”）。
他在中国最高学府——北京大学的学习经历，表明其需通过中华人民共和国教育部和公安部的外国留学生注册与签证审批程序。由于高校对外籍学生资料采集和住宿、签证均需报备，此举也使其在中国国家安全系统有完整备案。
二、媒体从业经历与中国长期工作
Demetri 最初于日本东京的花旗银行（Citibank）担任外汇衍生品交易员，后转行媒体，曾为彭博社驻东京记者，后加入《金融时报》。
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2002 年：进入《金融时报》东京分社，报道日本经济。
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2004 年：调往华盛顿，担任五角大楼与美国情报系统记者，采访范围涵盖国防、反恐、对外政策。
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2009 年：被任命为《金融时报》亚太新闻编辑（Asia News Editor），常驻香港，主管整个亚太地区的新闻采集与呈现，包括中国大陆、台湾、香港、东南亚、日韩与南太平洋等。
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在任亚太新闻编辑期间，他不仅对中国南海、台湾海峡等敏感议题持续发声，还曾以“南中国记者”身份，亲赴中国大陆广东省、广州、深圳、东莞等地进行实地报道，包括供应链、人权、企业治理等。
三、在中国报道工作需接受的中共监管
外国记者在中华人民共和国境内采访，需获得中共国务院新闻办公室及国家移民局、公安部联合颁发的《外国常驻新闻机构记者证》与“J”类签证。为了获取这类资格，记者需提交：
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护照信息与国籍背景
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媒体机构推荐信与职责说明
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居住地登记与办公地址备案
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联系方式与紧急联系人
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采访计划、所涉及地区
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履历背景（尤其在国防、情报领域有从业经验者，审批更为严格）
Demetri 在中国大陆长期开展新闻活动，表明其必须向中共相关部门提交个人详细信息，并接受新华社、国新办、外交部新闻司等机构的全程监管。这一过程也会使其工作资料与行踪纳入中国政府掌控。
四、在港常驻与中共“收编”风险
在 2009–2014 年间，Demetri 长期居住于香港，并统筹《金融时报》亚太报道工作。香港特别行政区在《港区国安法》实施前，外国记者虽有较多自由，但中共国安系统对驻港外媒早已有渗透机制，包括但不限于：
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通过港警出入境事务处掌握记者行踪
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利用中资背景机构组织各类“背景座谈会”
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派遣统战人员建立“合作关系”
鉴于 Demetri 在此期间经常出入中国大陆，并参与关于南海、台湾等议题的报道，其在港的安全与独立性亦难以完全排除中共对其信息渠道、行程与采访内容的监控乃至潜在影响。
五、与亲中人士共处公开平台
Demetri 近年来频繁出席 McCain Institute、Sasakawa USA、Hudson Institute 等对华研究场合。在麦凯恩研究院（McCain Institute）的 Sedona Forum 与 Global Leaders Council 中，包括出生于平壤、曾在中国就学的 Seohyun Lee，以及长期在香港任职摩根大通的 Jean Sung 等人同属一届成员，说明他活跃于一个横跨东西方、部分与中共有间接交集的国际精英网络。
六、结语
Demetri Sevastopulo 是一位资深、资历广泛的外媒记者，其中文能力、在中国大陆与香港的深度驻留，以及获得中共监管机构许可的长期采访行为，使他在某些议题上可能不可避免面临“自我审查”、被中宣部雇用“讲好中国故事”或“制度影响”的困境。
对于外界在评估其报道——尤其涉及台海、南海、中美科技战等敏感话题时，必须结合其个人经历与制度背景，作出更为全面的判断。
The CCP’s Cover-Up of Civilian Attacks May Be a Crime Against Humanity
Introduction: A child is run over. The state deletes the evidence.
In any free country, when tragedy strikes — a car plows into schoolchildren, a knife attack injures bystanders — the public is informed. There are press reports, victim support, and safety reviews.
In the People’s Republic of China, under the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), tragedy is erased.
Photos vanish. Videos are scrubbed. Keywords are censored. Even the number of victims is withheld — or never revealed at all.
This is not mere authoritarian censorship. It is systematic obstruction of justice, denial of dignity to victims, and increasingly, it may amount to a crime against humanity.
🚧 Recent Cases: A Pattern of Erasure
Since late 2023, at least five mass-casualty incidents involving civilians and children have been subjected to extreme censorship in China:
📍 1. Zhuhai, Guangdong — November 2023
A driver killed 35 people in a high-speed vehicular assault.
The CCP’s response?
Xi Jinping personally issued orders to suppress copycat cases — by tightening information control, not by increasing public safety.
No detailed reporting.
No investigative journalism allowed.
No memorials permitted.
📍 2. Hunan Province — December 2023
An SUV crashed into children arriving at an elementary school.
30 people were injured, including multiple minors.
The number of victims was not made public until nearly a month later, after the driver was sentenced.
Images and eyewitness accounts vanished from Weibo.
📍 3. Jinhua, Zhejiang — April 2024
Local media briefly reported a vehicle hitting pedestrians near a primary school.
Within hours, all three state-affiliated news articles were deleted.
To this day, the government has released zero official information.
📍 4. Tengzhou, Shandong — May 2024
A car veered into a bus stop, killing six people.
Authorities were silent for 48 hours.
Online criticism emerged — and was promptly censored.
The final report blamed drunk driving, but no footage or independent evidence remains.
📍 5. Beijing Suburbs — July 2025
Children were again struck outside a school.
The police statement mentioned “pedestrians,” avoiding any reference to children or a school.
Photos showing multiple bodies in the street were deleted.
Posts demanding “What really happened?” disappeared within hours.
🔍 What This Means
These are not isolated incidents. The pattern is clear:
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Hide victim counts
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Suppress public images
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Prevent media coverage
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Delay or omit facts
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Issue vague, euphemistic police statements
The CCP has implemented a system of erasure, not just of information — but of human lives and accountability.
🛑 When Erasure Becomes a Crime Against Humanity
According to Article 7 of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC), a crime against humanity includes:
“Other inhumane acts of a similar character intentionally causing great suffering, or serious injury to body or to mental or physical health.”
When committed as part of a widespread or systematic attack directed against any civilian population, with knowledge of the attack.
By:
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Denying families the truth,
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Obstructing justice,
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Withholding life-saving safety data,
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And allowing preventable attacks to recur unchallenged,
the CCP may be meeting this threshold.
Even if the Party does not commit the attacks, its cover-ups enable recurrence, shield perpetrators, and deny dignity to victims — all for the sake of “stability maintenance.”
❓ What About Foreigners in China?
This suppression has deadly implications beyond Chinese citizens. In such an environment:
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Foreign journalists, missionaries, NGO workers, and dissidents could be:
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Silenced after politically motivated violence
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Framed for staged “accidents”
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Disappeared with no public record
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If schoolchildren can be erased from history, so can anyone the regime finds inconvenient.
Your embassy may not be able to help. The world may never know.
In China, you can vanish — and your case can be rewritten, deleted, or ignored entirely.
🧨 The Bigger Picture: The CCP’s Pattern of Systemic Violence
This is only one part of a broader criminal pattern:
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COVID-19 cover-up, silencing doctors and whistle-blowers
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Tiananmen massacre, never acknowledged
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Uyghur internment, sterilization, forced labor
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Organ harvesting of prisoners of conscience
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Global cyberattacks and surveillance exports
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Suppression of Hong Kong protests with brutal force
Now:
🔴 Erasure of public mass killings inside China itself
📢 The World Must Act
This is not just a Chinese domestic issue. It is a global human rights crisis, and a test of international law.
The CCP:
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Does not belong in the United Nations Human Rights Council
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Must be investigated by the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) and the ICC
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Should be held accountable for enabling and concealing mass harm against civilians
🕊️ Conclusion: End the Regime of Terror
No regime that erases dead children to preserve its image deserves legitimacy.
No dictatorship that deletes evidence of civilian slaughter should enjoy trade privileges, diplomatic respect, or global platforms.
The CCP must fall.
For China to heal, for Asia to breathe, for the world to be safe — the regime must end.
