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After I arrived in Australia after being persecuted severely in China. I was interviewed by quite some reporters. Almost all of them were sympathetic when listening to my story and turned out to be very helpful later.
THE husband of a pregnant Chinese woman facing deportation claims she
will
be tortured if she returns home.
35-year-old Ms. Li Huiqi was tortured for two months in a Chinese Labor Camp, leaving her paralyzed and emaciated.
Jane Dai is an Australian-Chinese widow and mother to her almost 3 year-old daughter. Jane Dai’s husband was tortured to death in China in 2001 because he practiced Falun Gong and had appealed to the Chinese government to stop killing and persecuting innocent people.
Lu said the former British colony has rapidly lost its shine
as
the Pearl of the Orient and a “beacon of freedom” since it was handed
back
to Beijing in 1997.
The assembly was to discuss matters regarding opposition to the legislation
of Hong Kong’s Basic Law Article 23 – a law that is considered a grave
threat to human rights that has aroused strong opposition from Hong Kong
people and human rights supporters around the world.
She was arrested when she went to Tiananmen Square alone. Because she was registered as living in Shiyan, she was immediately sent to Xiajiadian Labour Camp (a rehabilitation centre) in Shiyan, Wuhan City.
We, Falun Gong practitioners in the UK, would like to appeal for help from all the kind-hearted people of the world to stop a tragedy befalling a pregnant woman.
Following reports last month of the mistreatment of Taiwanese Falun Gong
members at the hands of Hong Kong immigration, Vice President Annette Lu
yesterday called on the public to view the
incident as a serious violation of human rights.
After the Province “researched” the case, they concluded that Xiong’s cause of death was lung perforation, which was completely inconsistent with the report of Xiong’s autopsy and the many bruises and injuries evident on Xiong’s body.
