Each time we publish news of this nature, we do so with heavy hearts. These people started off as public servants, but under the intense pressure applied by the Jiang regime, they were pushed into persecuting Dafa disciples.
We voluntarily come here to give Chinese tourists an opportunity to understand the reality of the horrific torture of practitioners who merely practice exercises and try to become better people in the community by incorporating “Truth, Compassion and Forbearance” into their lives.
After the Province “researched” the case, they concluded that Xiong’s cause of death was lung perforation, which was completely inconsistent with the report of Xiong’s autopsy and the many bruises and injuries evident on Xiong’s body.
Falun Dafa Practitioners Liu Shufen Tortured to Death by Mengyin County “610 Office” and Detention Center in Shandong Province. Her hematoma of the brain and the wounds on her body obviously were the results of beatings. The Mengyin County “610 Office” immediately cremated her body, in order to cover up the murder.
(FDI) Falun Gong practitioners are often bound, beaten, brutally tortured and even disfigured with wooden batons and electric cattle prods.
What is more severe is that the revised Bill allows secret trials to take place without the presence of the defendant and/or his lawyer, which completely contradicts Hong Kong’s spirit of ruling by jurisdiction and law.
About 800 followers of Falun Gong, a spiritual movement banned in
mainland
China, marched through downtown Hong Kong on Sunday to protest a planned
anti-subversion law they say will jeopardize them.
HONG KONG,(AFP) – Hong Kong Falungong practitioners on Sunday
slammed government treatment of a group of Taiwanese nationals allegedly
detained and treated inhumanely when they arrived for a group meeting.
On Thursday 13 February 2003, the Hong Kong government published the full text of the draft law to implement Article 23, which it hopes will come into force as soon as possible.
Several Falun Gong practitioners went to a dinner in Brisbane organised by the Australia-China Friendship Society and co-sponsored by a local travel agency to promote China.
