转自：http://blogs.reuters.com/japan/2009/11/27/chinese-activist-in-narita-holding-pattern/
A Chinese human rights activist has been in a holding pattern at Japan’s Narita airport for three weeks, saying mainland authorities repeatedly blocked his attempts to fly home to Shanghai.
Feng Zheng Hu, 55, has been sleeping on an airport couch at Narita’s Gate 31 since Nov. 4, a situation reminiscent of the Tom Hanks’ film, “The Terminal” although in Feng’s case, he can stay in Japan.
“I have a visa to stay in Japan,” Feng told Reuters at the airport this week. ”But this time, police in Shanghai used violent measures and sent me here. It was like kidnapping. That’s why I’m protesting and refusing to leave the airport. I want to return to my own country.”
The former Shanghai university professor said he was jailed in China for “illegal business activity”, after writing a book in 2001 about Japanese companies operating there.
“I published a book in China in the past and received a three-year sentence. It’s a major injustice. Since then, I’ve been working for freedom of publishing in China.”
He says he has been blocked from returning home eight times this year alone.
Narita officials are at a loss on how to deal with Feng, who refuses to enter Japan, living in a limbo area between an arrival terminal and passport control, while eating food donated by arriving passengers and calling attention to his plight by wearing a shirt covered with scrawled slogans.
China’s foreign ministry declined to comment on the case this week, and neither Feng nor airport staff were willing to say when his lengthy layover would end.
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