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During the opening of a new Library Building, street development and centenary celebration in Nerang, Petals of Peace was shared with many in the community through making lotus flowers for awareness and peace.
I am a regular Chinese person. Just like any other passerby on the street, I live a quiet life at work and at home. However, being regular doesn’t mean that I am ignorant, nor does being silent suggest that I don’t understand things. I still have a conscience.
At the Chaoyanggou Forced Labour Camp, Mr Zhang Quanfa was tortured so badly that he became only skin and bones, defecated pus and blood, and lost the ability to walk, as his muscles were atrophied. He was tortured to death by the 2nd Brigade of the 6th Division in the Chaoyanggou Forced Labour Camp.
I am a 26-year-old man, and I want to talk about my experiences after I attained the Fa. I was a typical young Chinese American from California. My whole family immigrated to the United States in 1989 from the southern part of China, a city called Kaiping in Canton.
Behold, our winters lifting, let the light of grandest suns emerge! When the last vestige
of resistance subsides, futile before many a wakeful heart.
On the afternoon of December 1, motion no. 704 initiated by Senator Stott Despoja, Australian Democrats’ Foreign Affairs spokesperson, at the Australian Senate about the relatives of Australian citizens who are being persecuted for practicing Falun Gong, was passed at Senate in the Parliament House in Canberra.
Despoja further indicated, “The stories of murder, torture and imprisonment of Falun Gong practitioners are truly horrifying. Many Australian citizens have relatives in China who are being subjected to such persecution and it would be wrong not to use the Parliament to speak out on their behalf and highlight their situation.”
Sydney Falun Gong practitioners gathered outside the New South Wales State Parliament House last Wednesday to thank the Australian government for its efforts in securing the release of detained Australian family members.
Li Ying today thanked the Australian Embassy for expediting her application
for a spouse visa, and the federal government for continually raising her
case with the Chinese authorities.
Successfully rescued fiancée of Australian citizen speaks out for the first time outside New South Wales State Parliament. Ms Li and Mr Lu would like to thank the Australian government, media and public for their support leading to the safe arrival of Li Ying in Australia.
The second of two autopsies performed on the body of a Falun Gong practitioner who was beaten to death in police custody revealed that several internal organs had been removed, presumably shortly after her death.
