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The warm day and relaxed atmosphere contributed to our sharing Falun Dafa with the Sunshine Coast community, and many truly wanted to know more about the practice and of the persecution of Falun Gong in China.
Mr. Song Changguang was 26 years old and lived at Shuangcheng Village, Biangang Township, Dehui City. He was in his senior year at Changchun Post and Telecommunications Institute, majoring in Telecommunications, and was about to graduate.
Using violence, deception, and corruption, the Chinese dictatorship covers up many of its horrible crimes. The theft and sale by the government of bodily organs from executed prisoners has been confirmed by witnesses and condemned by the international community.
A light touch of the plum blossom is like smelling the elegant scent of plum blossom far away brought by the gentle breeze. The artist making the dress has stolen the clouds and stitches into the sheer blue robe.
One day, Confucius saw a person sitting and crying at the roadside. Confucius asked him why he was crying so sadly.
Today’s Tibet was once known as Tubo in ancient China. It was Songtsen Gampo that first established the powerful Tubo Kingdom and became the first Tsanpo (“Tibetan King” in Tibetan) in the Tubo Kingdom.
The abuse of Iraqi prisoners by their US captors in Abu Ghraid prison had
caused global outcry but the detention, torture and death of Falun Dafa
practitioners in China had meet with strange silence.
The alleged torture of members of groups which Beijing considers a threat to national security or to its hold on organised religion. These include practitioners of Falun Gong, ethnic Uighurs in Xinjiang, members of underground churches.
Hundreds of Falun Dafa practitioners around Australia will gather outside the Parliament House forecourt to celebrate the National Falun Dafa Day and to raise awareness about the repression of the meditation practice from China.
Canberra is the only place in Australia that has a Bill of Rights. Only residents of the ACT have rights legally protected allowing them freedom of ‘expression’ and ‘peaceful appeal.’ It is hoped that the restriction of using signs at the Chinese Embassy does not set a precedent for limiting the Civil Rights of Australians.
