AAP: Australian woman sues former Chinese president
A Sydney woman allegedly imprisoned and tortured for eight months in China is suing the country’s former president Jiang Zemin in the NSW Supreme Court.
A Sydney woman allegedly imprisoned and tortured for eight months in China is suing the country’s former president Jiang Zemin in the NSW Supreme Court.
It seems that this lawsuit has caused some frenzied reaction from the Chinese authorities. The Australian reported one source as saying, They can’t understand why the Government can’t just stop it from going ahead, like it would in China.
A YAGOONA artist will continue her fight against former Chinese president Jiang Zemin this Friday when her accusations of torture are expected to be heard in the NSW Supreme Court.
Jiang’s horrific form of genocide is a terror that does not just destroy lives, but [aims to] destroy faith… It is a terror that must be brought to justice.” Georges-Henri Beauthier Renowned human rights lawyer who successfully prosecuted Pinochet and Rwandan genocide perpetrators and now assisting in the Falun Gong case.
Torture methods used towards Falun Gong practitioners in Chinese labour camps and prisons will be presented in real-life displays at Queen’s Square from 11am to 5:30pm on the 10th December 2004, including interrogation, beatings, tiger bench, electrocution, forced feeding and more
Waterloo ‘s battlefield is reigniting the debate about whether modern medicine is always good for you, according to University College London (UCL) scientists who are launching a study of why some critically ill patients recover and others die from multiple organ failure – the number one killer of patients in intensive care.
Many of the ethical attributes and moral teachings for people to strive for I had gleaned from studying Zhuan Falun for almost seven years now have rung a bell all along. It was not until this week that I became aware of the prompts swirling in my head, discovering where those teachings came from.
This brutal persecution against Falun Dafa, like all atrocities, is destined to pass, just as torrential seas, a raging wind, snow upon a winters demise