Information Centre
Mr CHEN Shaoji, the former Party Secretary of the CCP Guangdong Political and Judicial Committee, in charge of directing the Guangdong 6-10 Office , is due to appear in court at a status conference, after being served legal documents on the 07/12/06 for his involvement in the torture of Falun Gong practitioners in Guangdong.
A grand rally was held on April 14, 2007 on the large lawn in Hyde Park, Sydney, Australia, supporting the 20 million Chinese people quitting the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and its affiliated organizations. Representatives from more than a dozen groups concurred that Heaven’s elimination of the CCP is imminent.
I joined the Tongsong Choir in Australia a long time ago, which consists of Falun Gong practitioners. I often attend performances and activities related to spreading Falun Gong. Recently a shocking incident happened to me.
The Chinese Cultural Freedom Movement held its “2007 Special Spiritual Faith Award” Ceremony on April 8, 2007 at the Aotea Center in Auckland.
On April 7, 2007, the New York Falun Dafa cultivation experience sharing conference was solemnly held in the Manhattan Sheraton Hotel. Approximately four thousand practitioners gathered to share cultivation experiences.
A celestial phenomenon is an indicator of what can happen in the human world. Unusual phenomena will appear, and natural disasters will happen as a warning of what will occur in the human world if it operates against the will of heaven.
For the first time since the persecution of Falun Gong began in 1999, a Chinese organisation has recognised the contributions Falun Gong presents to the Chinese culture and community.
The Falun Dafa Information Center has learned that 46-year-old Ms. Zhang Lianying was beaten into a coma on March 20, 2007, while detained at the Beijing Women’s Labor Camp.
On March 28, 2007, Falun Gong practitioner Ma Hui and her 8-year-old daughter Ma Jingjing, who had earlier been granted UN Refugee Status in St. Petersburg, Russia, were taken away from their home by six officers from the Deportation Department of the Immigration Bureau in St. Petersburg, Russia. On the night of March 28, one Russian policewoman and several Chinese government officers forced Ma Hui and Ma Jingjing to board Flight FV-215 from St. Petersburg to Beijing, and deported them to China. The plane took off at 19:50 from St. Petersburg.
Many Australians think of China in two ways. The first image is that of an emerging global economic powerhouse, rapidly rising on the back of a colossal working population. The other is of a people increasingly demanding greater political freedom after half a century under a stifling authoritarian regime.
