《美国之音》中文部遭到政府整肃，资深编辑李肃被FBI带走， 场面震惊
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当天你们一大帮人都不搭理我，搞得我挺没趣。
什么叫贵党啊？你爬爬楼，看看我不断地跟村长、楼主反映龚主任的问题，这说明我至少是贵党的叛徒。
你是不是看到我楼上的评论了？中纪委盘问是我的首创啊。
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也有可能龚故意这么说？
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Voice of America Director Amanda Bennett oversees BBG’s largest organization, providing content in more than 45 languages to 236.6 million people each week on radio, television, mobile and the Internet.
Amanda Bennett is a Pulitzer Prize-winning author, investigative journalist and editor and was named Director of the Voice of America in March 2016. Through 2013, she was Executive Editor, Bloomberg News, where she created and ran a global team of investigative reporters and editors. She was also co-founder of Bloomberg News’ Women’s project. She was editor of The Philadelphia Inquirer from June 2003 to November 2006, and prior to that was editor of the Herald-Leader in Lexington, Kentucky. She also served for three years as managing editor/projects for The Oregonian in Portland. Bennett served as a Wall Street Journal reporter for more than 20 years. A graduate of Harvard College, she held numerous posts at the Journal, including auto industry reporter in Detroit in the late 70s and early 80s, Pentagon and State Department reporter, Beijing correspondent, management editor/reporter, national economics correspondent and, finally, chief of the Atlanta bureau until 1998, when she moved to The Oregonian. She has also been a contributing columnist for The Washington Post.
Bennett shared the 1997 Pulitzer Prize for national reporting with her Journal colleagues, and in 2001 led a team from The Oregonian to a Pulitzer for public service. Projects by the Bloomberg Projects and Investigations team won numerous awards, including Loeb, Polk, Barlett & Steele, Headliners, Society of American Business Editors and Writers and Overseas Press Club Awards.
She was a member of the board of the Pulitzer Prizes from 2003 to 2011, and served as co-Chair of the Pulitzer Board in 2010. She has also served on the boards of the Loeb Awards, the American Society of News Editors; and of the Fund for Investigative Journalism as well as the board of advisers of the Temple University Press; the board of directors of Axis Philly, a nonprofit local news site; and of the Rosenbach Museum, a Philadelphia museum of rare books.
She is the author of six books including “In Memoriam” (1998), co-authored with Terence B. Foley; “The Man Who Stayed Behind” (1993), co-authored with Sidney Rittenberg; “Death of the Organization Man” (1991) and “The Quiet Room” (1996), co-authored with Lori Schiller. “The Cost of Hope,” her memoir of the battle she and Foley, her late husband, fought against his kidney cancer, was published in June 2012 by Random House.
Together with her husband, Donald Graham, she was a co-founder of TheDream.US, which provides college scholarships to the children of undocumented immigrants.
Follow Amanda on Twitter: @VOADirector
Voice of America Director Amanda Bennett oversees BBG’s largest organization, providing content in more than 45 languages to 236.6 million people each week on radio, television, mobile and the Internet.
Amanda Bennett is a Pulitzer Prize-winning author, investigative journalist and editor and was named Director of the Voice of America in March 2016. Through 2013, she was Executive Editor, Bloomberg News, where she created and ran a global team of investigative reporters and editors. She was also co-founder of Bloomberg News’ Women’s project. She was editor of The Philadelphia Inquirer from June 2003 to November 2006, and prior to that was editor of the Herald-Leader in Lexington, Kentucky. She also served for three years as managing editor/projects for The Oregonian in Portland. Bennett served as a Wall Street Journal reporter for more than 20 years. A graduate of Harvard College, she held numerous posts at the Journal, including auto industry reporter in Detroit in the late 70s and early 80s, Pentagon and State Department reporter, Beijing correspondent, management editor/reporter, national economics correspondent and, finally, chief of the Atlanta bureau until 1998, when she moved to The Oregonian. She has also been a contributing columnist for The Washington Post.
Bennett shared the 1997 Pulitzer Prize for national reporting with her Journal colleagues, and in 2001 led a team from The Oregonian to a Pulitzer for public service. Projects by the Bloomberg Projects and Investigations team won numerous awards, including Loeb, Polk, Barlett & Steele, Headliners, Society of American Business Editors and Writers and Overseas Press Club Awards.
She was a member of the board of the Pulitzer Prizes from 2003 to 2011, and served as co-Chair of the Pulitzer Board in 2010. She has also served on the boards of the Loeb Awards, the American Society of News Editors; and of the Fund for Investigative Journalism as well as the board of advisers of the Temple University Press; the board of directors of Axis Philly, a nonprofit local news site; and of the Rosenbach Museum, a Philadelphia museum of rare books.
She is the author of six books including “In Memoriam” (1998), co-authored with Terence B. Foley; “The Man Who Stayed Behind” (1993), co-authored with Sidney Rittenberg; “Death of the Organization Man” (1991) and “The Quiet Room” (1996), co-authored with Lori Schiller. “The Cost of Hope,” her memoir of the battle she and Foley, her late husband, fought against his kidney cancer, was published in June 2012 by Random House.
Together with her husband, Donald Graham, she was a co-founder of TheDream.US, which provides college scholarships to the children of undocumented immigrants.
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龚小夏等人是否是中共特务？
龚小夏等发声明连质问
美国之音4月19日直播中国流亡富豪郭文贵专访被腰斩事件，引发轩然大波。在外界不断抗议，要求披露真相的时刻，美国之音负责中文网路的资深编辑李肃，周一（五月一日）被联邦政府保安人员押送离开总部大楼，与此同时，普通话主任龚小夏、节目主持人东方、资深编辑宝申、资深记者杨晨等也接到无限期休假接受调查的命令。
5月2日上午， 美国之音台长阿曼达会见该台普通话语部成员，宣佈对龚小夏、东方、李肃、宝申、杨晨等五人停职接受调查决定，介绍了取代龚小夏职务的代理主任。同时， 阿曼达说， 在采访郭文贵被腰斩事件中，美国之音的决定受到中共压力影响是零。
5月3日， 美国之音公关部发表关于人事处理的声明，为美国之音官方处理龚小夏、东方、宝申、李肃、杨晨五人进行辩护；与此同时， 被下令无期限休假的龚小夏、东方、宝申、李肃当天联合发表公开声明，要求独立于美国之音的联邦机构来从事调查，调查的对象应该包括所有卷入的人员，包括美国之音的最高层。
记者获悉，被下令无期限休假的杨晨目前正在生病之中。
http://news.creaders.net/us/2017/05/03/1820005.html
下面附录分别是美国之音中文部龚小夏、东方、宝申、李肃和美国之音美国之音公关部的声明全文。
附录1:
声明
美国之音中文部龚小夏、东方、宝申、李肃
我们四名美国之音中文部被以莫须有的罪名停职的记者发表声明如下。美国之音正在就郭文贵采访停播事件进行调查。我们认为，这次停播事件严重地损害了美国之音作为媒体的声誉，损害了美国的国家利益。我们要求：
联邦政府对爆料的原中国商人郭文贵采访停播的事件进行公平与全面的调查。在原定的采访中，郭文贵要暴露中国的安全机构如何为统治国家而控制了大量的财富，并且通过这些财富在全世界施加影响。
我们要求独立于美国之音的联邦机构来从事调查，调查的对象应该包括所有卷入的人员，包括美国之音的高层。
下面两个问题必须得到回答：
（1） 美国之音高层是否屈服于中国政府的压力而取消了原定的采访与广播计划？如果是的话，具体是怎样操作的？
（2） 美国之音，特别是其东亚部，是否被中国政府渗透？
郭文贵采访被中断的事件仅仅是最近几年美国之音中文部发生的一系列系统地损害美国对华广播、导致工作人员士气低落的最新例子。
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美国之音公关部关于人事处理的声明
在进行全面调查期间，美国之音中文普通话语组主任龚小夏(Sasha Gong)和另外四名普通话语组员工被要求行政休假。美国之音非洲部总编辑斯科特·斯特恩斯（Scott Stearns）担任普通话语组的代理主任，直至另行通知。
与采访郭文贵有关的决定是由美国之音台长阿曼达·贝内特（Amanda Bennett）领导下的几位高层领导作出的，其中包括副台长桑迪·苏加瓦拉（Sandy Sugawara）、节目总监赵克露（Kelu Chao）和东亚部主任诺姆·古德曼（Norm Goodman）。在决策过程中，管理层从未考虑过不进行采访，亦未考虑因任何原因缩短进行中的采访。相关决定是基于核实、平衡和公平的新闻原则，这些原则是新闻行业的标准做法，并普遍适用于美国之音的所有语言组。任何语言组都必须采取同样做法，没有特例。
美国政府没有任何的介入，美国之音组织架构的防火墙也不会允许这样的介入，中国政府的压力没有对决策过程发生任何作用。美国之音和美国广播理事会（BBG）拥有几十年的经验，即使在最极端的压力面前也能作出全面、公平与平衡的新闻报道。
美国之音公关部主任布里奇特·瑟查克（Bridget Serchak）
龚小夏等发声明连质问
美国之音4月19日直播中国流亡富豪郭文贵专访被腰斩事件，引发轩然大波。在外界不断抗议，要求披露真相的时刻，美国之音负责中文网路的资深编辑李肃，周一（五月一日）被联邦政府保安人员押送离开总部大楼，与此同时，普通话主任龚小夏、节目主持人东方、资深编辑宝申、资深记者杨晨等也接到无限期休假接受调查的命令。
5月2日上午， 美国之音台长阿曼达会见该台普通话语部成员，宣佈对龚小夏、东方、李肃、宝申、杨晨等五人停职接受调查决定，介绍了取代龚小夏职务的代理主任。同时， 阿曼达说， 在采访郭文贵被腰斩事件中，美国之音的决定受到中共压力影响是零。
5月3日， 美国之音公关部发表关于人事处理的声明，为美国之音官方处理龚小夏、东方、宝申、李肃、杨晨五人进行辩护；与此同时， 被下令无期限休假的龚小夏、东方、宝申、李肃当天联合发表公开声明，要求独立于美国之音的联邦机构来从事调查，调查的对象应该包括所有卷入的人员，包括美国之音的最高层。
记者获悉，被下令无期限休假的杨晨目前正在生病之中。
http://news.creaders.net/us/2017/05/03/1820005.html
下面附录分别是美国之音中文部龚小夏、东方、宝申、李肃和美国之音美国之音公关部的声明全文。
附录1:
声明
美国之音中文部龚小夏、东方、宝申、李肃
我们四名美国之音中文部被以莫须有的罪名停职的记者发表声明如下。美国之音正在就郭文贵采访停播事件进行调查。我们认为，这次停播事件严重地损害了美国之音作为媒体的声誉，损害了美国的国家利益。我们要求：
联邦政府对爆料的原中国商人郭文贵采访停播的事件进行公平与全面的调查。在原定的采访中，郭文贵要暴露中国的安全机构如何为统治国家而控制了大量的财富，并且通过这些财富在全世界施加影响。
我们要求独立于美国之音的联邦机构来从事调查，调查的对象应该包括所有卷入的人员，包括美国之音的高层。
下面两个问题必须得到回答：
（1） 美国之音高层是否屈服于中国政府的压力而取消了原定的采访与广播计划？如果是的话，具体是怎样操作的？
（2） 美国之音，特别是其东亚部，是否被中国政府渗透？
郭文贵采访被中断的事件仅仅是最近几年美国之音中文部发生的一系列系统地损害美国对华广播、导致工作人员士气低落的最新例子。
附录2:
美国之音公关部关于人事处理的声明
在进行全面调查期间，美国之音中文普通话语组主任龚小夏(Sasha Gong)和另外四名普通话语组员工被要求行政休假。美国之音非洲部总编辑斯科特·斯特恩斯（Scott Stearns）担任普通话语组的代理主任，直至另行通知。
与采访郭文贵有关的决定是由美国之音台长阿曼达·贝内特（Amanda Bennett）领导下的几位高层领导作出的，其中包括副台长桑迪·苏加瓦拉（Sandy Sugawara）、节目总监赵克露（Kelu Chao）和东亚部主任诺姆·古德曼（Norm Goodman）。在决策过程中，管理层从未考虑过不进行采访，亦未考虑因任何原因缩短进行中的采访。相关决定是基于核实、平衡和公平的新闻原则，这些原则是新闻行业的标准做法，并普遍适用于美国之音的所有语言组。任何语言组都必须采取同样做法，没有特例。
美国政府没有任何的介入，美国之音组织架构的防火墙也不会允许这样的介入，中国政府的压力没有对决策过程发生任何作用。美国之音和美国广播理事会（BBG）拥有几十年的经验，即使在最极端的压力面前也能作出全面、公平与平衡的新闻报道。
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谁决定中断采访，这个不难调查清楚吧。
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