Script of the Symbolic Public Trial of Jiang Zemin Performed in front of Capitol Hill, July 22, 2003 (PART V)
Physical Torture – We now call Wang Yuzhi to the witness stand.
Physical Torture – We now call Wang Yuzhi to the witness stand.
The Persecution is based on lies – Ms. Jin, please tell us about the conditions that surrounded the death of your mother.
The 610 Office – Prosecutor: I’d like to call Ms. Ding to the witness stand. Mrs. Ding, what office did your husband hold in China?
Jiang’s Personal Vendetta –
Prosecutor : We now call General Zhao Zhonghua to the witness stand. Could you tell us your position in the PRC immediately prior to the persecution of Falun Gong.
On the 28th of July an Australian delegation will visit China for the annual Human Rights Bilateral Dialogue. Over the past 6 years, these dialogues have educated many Chinese judicial and government officials to see other ways of respect for human life and human rights and have the good effect of preparing China for a better future. However, it is the present that is the urgent concern for human rights in China and the effectiveness of these talks should also be considered in that context.
As the world focuses on Hong Kong and the controversial Article 23 legislation, a well-made film was broadcast to 8 million people in Sweden.
The scale and scope of this case is vast — spanning the landscape of Mainland China and beyond as well as involving millions of souls.
On August 3rd, the Global Coalition for Bringing Jiang to Justice held a conference on the subject of suing the Chinese dictator, in the Chinese Culture and Education Centre of Paris 13th District.
By the time Ms. Zhang’s family arrived at Masanjia, she was already dead. Family members say there were noticeable wounds on her body, including numerous bruises as well as bloodstains in her nose and mouth.
Over the last four years, China watchers have proposed a variety of socio-political reasons for why the Chinese regime moved to crush Falun Gong – a benign exercise and meditation practice with ancient Chinese roots.