Australia: Celebrating Over 300 Million Quitting the CCP in Sydney and Brisbane

By end of March, more than 300 million Chinese had withdrawn their memberships in the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) or its affiliated organisations. Supporting these brave Chinese citizens, celebrations took place in Sydney and Brisbane, two of the top three biggest Australian cities, on April 21.

 

Sydney

Falun Gong practitioners, city officials, and community leaders joined the event at Hyde Park in Sydney. The recent quitting the CCP (Tuidang) movement started in 2004 when the Epoch Times newspaper published the Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party, said Li Yuanhua from the Global Quitting the CCP Center.

He said the book described how the communist party controlled people with brutality and lies, and harmed a vast number of citizens in the past decades. “Saying ‘no’ to communism will be good for us as individuals and for our society in general,” he explained.

Andrew Wilson, mayor of Parramatta in Western Sydney, condemned forced organ harvesting committed by the CCP. On behalf of the city, he welcomed the practitioners and commended their efforts to expose the atrocities of the communist regime.

 

 

Thuy Dinh Tran, Secretary-General of Vietnamese Association in Australia, said communism has caused great harm in China, Vietnam, and other countries. “People who follow Truthfulness-Compassion-Forbearance should be respected. But now they are detained and killed in China. How can we let it happen and do nothing?!”

 

 

Brisbane

A march was held in Brisbane, the capital of Queensland, on the morning of April 21.