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Hundreds of Australians from around the country will appeal to the Australian Government, at Kirribilli House by individually hand delivering a personal letter to Prime Minister Howard to investigate the attempted murder of 9 Citizens in South Africa.
Sources in China recently related to us the story of Mr. Han, a Falun Gong practitioner whose journey took him from being tortured to becoming the torturer, and finally back again, until he was ultimately killed by the very same system.
The shooting of overseas Falun Gong practitioners draws attention to the possible involvement of the Chinese Communist Party. There have been various reports in the U.S., Australia, Canada, Germany, France and Switzerland, to name a few, about Chinese consulates hiring local gangsters to verbally threaten and physically assault Falun Gong practitioners.
In this incident, however, the gunman shot from the passenger side while his car was behind Mr. Liang’s car. He kept shooting until both cars were moving side-by-side, or parallel with each other. The gunshots lasted about ten seconds. Therefore, the shooting was obviously premeditated, and this is not an ordinary case of random crime.
More than 700 human rights activists from over 35 countries gathered together in Thailand to raise the awareness of the violation of women’s rights and to look for joint effort to achieve a solution for human rights improvement, particularly in the Asia Pacific region.
A letter from Australian Falun Gong group has been delivered to DFAT (Department of Foreign Affair & Trade) on Wednesday requesting a correction to the false statement issued last week by an unnamed DFAT spokeswoman regarding the attempted murder of nine Australians in South Africa last Monday.
A MEMBER of the Falun Gong movement has been shot in a drive-by attack in South Africa. David Liang sustained gunshot wounds to his feet after his car was sprayed with bullets near Johannesburg.
A rally consisting of seven supporters of the Chinese spiritual movement Falun Dafa (also known as Falun Gong) was held in the Siberian city of Irkutsk on Tuesday.
An outlawed religious sect in China is charging the government with torturing prisoners, executing them and trafficking in their body parts. The charge, by the banned Falun Gong group, is backed up by Chinese doctors and human rights experts who keep tabs on activities of the Beijing government.
After the South Africa shooting incident took place, family members of the victims and representatives of Falun Gong practitioners held a discussion with officials of the South African Embassy in Australia. The South African Embassy said that they would try their best to arrest the criminals.
