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A series of incidents in Singapore were occurred from an attempt to repatriate Falun Gong practitioners, to the banning of Falun Gong practitioners from holding truth clarification activities in front of the Chinese Embassy, to charging Falun Gong practitioners in court for the third time.
At the sites of Falun Gong practitioners’ torture and photo exhibitions, many people start to cry because their hearts are pained by the persecution that they see.
Liverpool Resident’s Letter Concerning the Chinese Death Camps
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.
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?
Today, it is time to fulfill the vow of “Never Again,” made 60 years ago! Almost seven years have past since the persecution of Falun Gong began, and while we hesitate in cold, cowardly silence, millions of Falun Dafa practitioners are being murdered for keeping their faith in the human conscience.
A great deal of evidence indicates that the China International Transplantation Network Assistance Center (CITNAC), located in Shenyang City, is closely connected to the organ translplant atrocities at Sujiatun. Recently, we made a discovery. Internet archives reveal that the Chinese web page that the center used in 2003, and its updated web page in 2005, was removed immediately after the Sujiatun massacre came to light.
Everyone Should Help Stop These State-sponsored Crimes. Sixty years ago, fewer Jewish people would have been killed if more people had stepped forward in the name of justice and courage. At least, the extent of persecution would have not been that extensive. Our efforts today become so significant to those whose lives are in danger.
The informant tried to convey the horror of what is happening in the concentration camp: “It is a very big issue if one man is killed in a forced labor camp or a detention center. But if one man were killed in prison, the body would be taken immediately to a crematorium? Why was a crematorium built inside Sujiatun Concentration Camp? And, why are there so many doctors there?”
How long can our leaders condone the abhorrent actions of China’s Communist dictatorship while curtailing the fundamental rights of fellow Australians who seek only to bring to an end China’s countless crimes against humanity?
