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News from Chisinau, the Capital of the Republic of Moldova:Luo Gan, the head of the “610 Office” (a Gestapo like agency in China) Luo Gan is going to face another criminal lawsuit in Moldova for the crimes of torture and genocide.
Jiang Zemin is facing another lawsuit. In Australia, after Falun Gong practitioner Ms. Zhang Cuiying announced her intent to launch legal action against Jiang Zemin in her own name, practitioners in Sydney decided to bring forward a class action lawsuit against Jiang in Australian Federal Court. Currently, the case is in the stage of consultation and collecting materials.
The Griffith University students will carry out research for the legal team
representing a practitioner of the spiritual movement, Falun Gong, who
alleges she was tortured in China.
From August 4 to August 31, 2003, an exhibition entitled “An Original Collection of Chinese Calligraphy and Painting in Memory of Qi Baishi’s 140th Birthday” was held in the Hurstville area of Sydney. Ms. Dai and her son, both Falun Dafa practitioners organized this exhibition, displaying nearly 100 precious pieces of art by renowned artists.
Those who were sent to the labour camps together with me were teachers, doctors, farmers who got rich from hard work, engineers and company managers. There were quite a few people with Phd or Master degrees, and even professors and tutors of Phd students.
The labour camps were continuously rebuilt and new equipment added since the Jiang regime invested a lot of money in the systems of the prisons and policemen. On the surface one could see the following kinds of change:
Australian Falun Dafa practitioners send 600 individual letters in over ten different languages to the Belgium Prime Minister and Belgium Embassy in Australia in support of the Belgium lawsuit against former Chinese Communist leader, Jiang Zemin and two of his senior-most accomplices, Luo Gan and Li Lanqing, for genocide, crimes against humanity and crimes of torture.
The traditional paintings by Bankstown artist Zhang Cuiying were shown in
support of the Falun Gong a practice combining Taoist, Buddhist and new age
spiritual beliefs that is outlawed in China.
While I was hurriedly walking into the Square, I saw a fire in the distance, and it being put out. I also saw a woman who had been on fire beaten down to the ground by a man, and another person standing on the side, leisurely taking photos and recording it all with a video camera.
After Luo Gan’s arrival in Finland, the media also published some letters from readers asking why the Finnish Parliament and Ministry for Foreign Affairs invited Luo Gan, a person with such a poor human rights record, to visit their country.
