Flash: Celebrating World Falun Dafa Day
Flash: Celebrating World Falun Dafa Day 2006
Events
Events
Melbourne: Celebrating the Fourteenth Anniversary of Falun Dafa’s Public Introduction (Photos)
May 13, 2006, is World Falun Dafa Day. Falun Gong practitioners in Melbourne, Australia dressed up and gathered in busy downtown to celebrate the great day.
Australian Legislative Member Ian Cohen Condemns Organ Harvesting in China and Calls for Action (Photo)
Mr. Cohen condemned the Chinese Communist regime’s atrocities of harvesting organs from living Falun Gong practitioners and called on the world not to be a bystanders to another genocide.
Article Review: The Australian: Mike Steketee: The price is rights
John Fitzgerald, a professor in Asia-Pacific studies at the Australian National University, told a federal parliamentary committee that many in leadership positions in China felt the Government’s banning of Falun Gong and its subsequent persecution was a terrible mistake.
North Shore Times (Australia): Pressure overorgan transplants
A GROUP of North Shore Falun Gong practitioners plans to pressure the federal government to expose the trade in human organs in China.
A Bizarre Heart Transplant Surgery in Changchun City
One concerned reader from Changchun City pointed out that according to general medical knowledge, if 100 people who died in the world on that day were found, only one of these people’s hearts would be a match. The reader wanted to know how they could drive to a place 31 miles away within one day and find a donated heart?
“Such Persecution Is Absolutely Unacceptable”
Camden is located at about 80 km west of Sydney and is a very quiet and beautiful city. The Mayor welcomed practitioners to their city council meeting to be held the following Monday so that more people could learn about the atrocities.
Why Is Noah’s Ark So Famous?
Why is the story of Noah’s Ark so famous? Even in today’s China – a Communist country ruled by atheism with no Christian religious tradition, where everyone pursues only self-interest, fights for fame and money, and where morals collapse and religion declines, the story of Noah’s Ark remains well known. Why?
Inner-West Weekly (Australia): The politics of fear
Dr Zhao, a business lecturer at the University of Technology Sydney, practises falun gong at Burwood Park every morning. LUCY Zhao is living in fear and has grave concerns for several family members living in China.
Inner-West Weekly (Australia): Horrific trade in organs
GRAVE concerns are held for falun gong practitioners imprisoned in China and at risk of being executed for their organs.