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Australian Falun Dafa practitioners send 600 individual letters in over ten different languages to the Belgium Prime Minister and Belgium Embassy in Australia in support of the Belgium lawsuit against former Chinese Communist leader, Jiang Zemin and two of his senior-most accomplices, Luo Gan and Li Lanqing, for genocide, crimes against humanity and crimes of torture.
In order to appeal to the kind Australians for rescuing the family members who are persecuted in China for their belief, four Sydney Falun Gong practitioners have embarked on a “SOS Car Tour”.
As part of a NSW regional tour of Ms Zhang Cui Ying’s traditional Chinese paintings, the exhibition was successfully opened in Ingleburn by Campbelltown City Mayor.
Due to persistent rescue efforts from overseas Falun Dafa practitioners and others who uphold justice, Australian practitioner, Lisa Liang’s sister was “released for medical care” on the afternoon of August 23, 2003 at 2 p.m.
(AFDI), Thursday, 4 September 2003 – Today Four Sydney Falun Gong practitioners will embark on a “SOS Car Tour” in order to appeal to the kind Australians for rescuing the family members who are persecuted in China for their belief.
“If you believed in ‘Truthfulness-Compassion-Forbearance,’ would you suppress your people? This is why they are afraid. They are unable to control good people, so they use brutal methods to treat Falun Gong.”
On August 22-24, 2003, Falun Dafa practitioner Ms. Zhang Cuiying held an exhibit in an art gallery in the historic town of Windsor, New South Wales to introduce Falun Dafa and “Truthfulness-Compassion-Forbearance.”
Zhang Yaping commenced a hunger strike, starting on July 29, 2003 in protest. Around August 13, the police notified her family members to go to Dabei Jail Hospital in Shenyang City to pick her up. Zhang Yaping’s family saw that she was unconscious and her body was twitching.
My name is Helen Liu, a citizen of Australia. I went back to China to see my family and visited Tiananmen Square with my sister in July 2002. My sister stretched out her arms in Tiananmen Square, and suddenly some plainclothes policemen stopped her.
The Australian Senate passed a motion on 21st of August 2003, expressing concern about Hong Kong’s proposed Article 23 legislation.
